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THE MICHIGAN HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER SCOREBOARD

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August - September  2009   

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September 30th

Plymouth Christian 3- Lutheran Westland 1
The Plymouth Christian Eagles improved their record to 4-5-1 with a 3-1 victory over Lutheran Westland on Tuesday. Both goals in the first half came off of senior Don Mullett’s foot. The first goal he created with a steal and a driving low shot into the right side of the net. The second came from an assist from senior Jordan Machonga. The third and final goal of the game came from senior Matt Zandee who made a beautiful move and drove a low shot past the Lutheran Westland keeper. The win for PCA was their 2nd conference win (2-5-1). The Eagles play on Thursday against conference rivals Inter-City Baptist in Allen Park.

Salem 8 - South Lyon East 0
Salem 10-3-2, 6-1 KLAA Central.

Birch Run 8 - Essexville Garber 0
Birch Run Goals: Caleb Szukhent 2G, Aaron Steinley 2G, 1G each for Laban Searson, Caleb Slavik, Ed Szukhent, Dallas VanDeusen. Assists: Caleb Slavik, Lupe Ruiz, Matt Grim, Josh Filkins, Keegan Rowe. Keepers Kyle Landon 2 saves, Kevin Abdella 1 save combining for the sixth shutout of the season. Tonight we executed a well balanced attack, scoring on a Throw in, Corner Kick, and a Penalty kick. Every player received good playing time even though the game ended on the mercy rule at the 45 minute mark. Birch Run reached 10 wins in a season for the first time (2 years Club, 2 years Varsity) Half 7-0 BR, SOG 15-3 BR. Birch Run 10-2-3 overall; 6-1-2 Tri-Valley East. Next game home against Frankenmuth Monday 10-5 in a show down of first and second place in the Tri-Valley East.

Perry 3 - Lakewood 0
Perry goals, Austin Dunn 2, Lakewood own goal, assists, Dunn 2, Russell Sherman 1, VJ Ostrander 1
Perry 10-1 (4-0 CAAC White).

Lapeer East 1 - Oxford 1

L'Anse CrueseNorth 4 - SCS Lakeview 0
The LCN Soccer Team got revenge last night with a 4-0 victory over the visiting Lakeview Huskies.The loan first half goal came from Joel Hedemark assisted by Marian Lieschko. 1-0 North at halftime. Second half scoring cam from Kyle Formanczyk, and Blaine Sackett both unassisted. The last goal coming from Derek Granum assisted by Joel Hedemark. Excellent play by Eni Suvanic and Nick Featherstone in the goal and the entire defense of Darian Tosto, Zach Rini, Michael Jackson, and Mat Koper. The entire team had a great game.

Ann Arbor Huron 8 -Ypsilanti 0
Ryan Miller and Drew Sheppard shared the shutout. Huron goals by Steve Weidenbach (3), Mario Teixeira (2), Ben Patterson (2), and Hernan Recendiz. Huron is now 6-1-0.

Carlson JV 2 - Trenton JV1
The JV teams took the field first and played the first half to a 0-0 tie. Trenton struck first with a goal in the second half. However, the Marauders would not back down and got two late goals to secure a well deserved win. Scoring for the Marauders was Zach Torres on a penalty kick and then Justin Antonio gets the game winner with 13 seconds remaining in the game. In net for the winning Marauders team was Andreas Gikas. Carlson overall record is now 4-8-1. They will be at home against first place Southgate on Wednesday night.

Trenton 3 - Carlson 1
The Varsity teams took the field for the second game of the night. Trenton wasted no time and found the back of the net only 38 seconds into the match off the head of Jesse Stefani on a restart from the foot of Jesse Sykes about 25 yards from net. Carlson held on the balance of the half and was down 0-1 at the half time intermission. Carlson came out in the second half with more confidence and struck with their own goal 1 minute in thanks to Adam Jones, assisted off the head of Kyle Krzesowik. The next 34 minutes were played on the entire field with both teams having good scoring chances. Keeping the game close in nets were: Andy Bobowski for Carlson and Ian Sullivan for Trenton . Trenton finally broke the tie with another goal from Jesse Stefani in the 74th minute, and then the final goal of the night from Gianni DiPoce in the 79th minute. Carlson’s overall record is now 7-7-3, and 6-5-0 in the conference. Trenton remains in first place and undefeated in the conference at 11-0-0. Trenton will be at Woodhaven Friday night and Carlson is scheduled to be at Truman Monday.

West Bloomfield 3 - Orchard Lake St. Mary 3

Dearborn 8 - Dearborn Crestwood 0
In a WWAC game that featured first place Dearborn against second place Crestwood, Dearborn defeated the Chargers 8-0. Soony Saad scored 4 goals and assisted on 2. Norman Orabi had 2 goals and one assist. Ali Jawad had one goal and so did Hassan Saab. Evan Gage, Paul Pallas, and Peter Corso also contributed an assist each. Ramee Naja kept the score sheet clean and got his sixth shut out of the season. Dearborn is 11-0-2 on the season and 5-0 in the WWAC. Crestwood is 10-2 on the season and is 3-2 in the WWAC.

Redford Union 4 - Redford Thurston 0

Redford Union JV 3 - Redford Thurston JV 1

GC 3 - Dearborn Fordson 0
The first half ended with a 0-0 tie, then GC scored in 59th minute, Tyler Arban from Andy Chambo. Seven minutes later Richie Blevins netted the rebound off Justin Vincent’s header from Tyler Arban’s corner kick. The Cougars finished the scoring in the 72nd minute, John Selenski from Tyler Arban. Earning the shut out in his first start on varsity was freshman Matt Wisniewski.

Troy 5 - Ferndale 0
Ferndale is 6-7-1 overall and 1-3-1 OAA White.

September 29th

Hudsonville Freedom Baptist 5 - Covenant Christian 0
At Freedom Baptist, Shane Barthuly scored twice and had three assists for the Falcons in a River Valley Conference game. Freedom led 1-0 at halftime on a goal by Zack Gatlin. Gatlin scored his second goal off a corner kick in the second half. Nate Weflen also scored for Freedom. Falcons goalie Ethan Davis posted his seventh shutout of the season. Freedom outshot the Chargers 23-3. Freedom improves to 9-5-1 overall and 5-1 in conference. Barthuly leads the team with 20 goals and 31 points. Gatlin has 17 goals and 25 points.

Cranbrook Kingswood 3 - Lutheran North 1
Cranbrook scored early and held their lead throughout the remainder of the game. Joey Lagrasso scored off a corner from Alex King. Later in the first half, King scored a goal of his own with an assist from Jeff Hammond. Lutheran North was able to find the back of the net once before the half was over. 19 seconds into the second half, senior Andy Holmes scored the third and final goal for the Cranes. Cranbrook played solid defense for the remainder of the game to seal the victory. Cranbrook remains undefeated in the Metro Conference, and improves its record to (7-2-1). Lutheran North - (10-4-1).

Harbor Beach 3 - Marlette 1
The Pirates had a goal from Dustin Mazure and two from Seth Guza. Assists came from Harrison Buckley, Scott Grekowicz and Alex Delpiere. The win leaves HB in first place in the Greater Thumb East Conference and Marlette drops to second.

Forest Hills Eastern 4 - Hastings 0

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 0 - Clarkston 0
At Bloomfield Hills. In a tough fought OAA Red match, the teams battled to a 0-0 tie. Lahser was anchored by Evan Wahl with 8 saves, with strong defense by Blake Horvath. This is Evan Wahl’s 5th shut out. Clarkston keeper Tim Rogers saved the ball 3 times. Lahser record 3-9-3, 2-3-3 OAA Red. Clarkston is 8-4-2, 4-2-2 OAA Red.

Bloomfield Hills Lahser JV 0 - Clarkston JV 2

Country Day 1 - Brother Rice 0
In a game played at DCDS, the Warriors had the better scoring opportunities playing with the wind in the first half. Country Day goalkeeper Justin Fragnoli seemed to be in the right position all of the time keeping the score even until late in the first half where Country Day sophomore forward Tariq Akeel cut the ball on the dribble into the box and took a left footed shot that deflected of a Rice defender into the goal. That was the deciding goal as the both teams played a scoreless second half. Rice’s record is now 5 - 1 - 5. Country Day’s record is 13 - 3.

Groves 3 - North Farmington 2
North got the first 2 goals of the half 17 seconds apart. Groves scored with 5 minutes remaining in the first off a corner kick header from Richard Widdett. Half 2-1 Groves responded in the 2nd half and 2 goals from Zach Olmstead, both off corners. Groves Wins the OAA White title with the win. Groves record is now 13-2-2 and 6-0-1 in OAA White.

South Lyon 1 - Novi 1
South Lyon is now 5-7-3 overall and 2-3-2 in the KLAA Central. Novi is 6-2-4 overall and 2-1-4 in the KLAA Central.

Lake Orion 6 - Avondale 1
Leading the Lake Orion Dragons in scoring was Reed Losee with 2 goals and 3 assists. Also scoring for LO was Derek Schrauben, Blake Skamiera, Jacob Sims and Anthony Papagni. The Dragons are now 9-1-2 on the season.

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 1 - Madison Heights Bishop Foley 1
Irish goal scored by Michael Tabers assisted by Matt Barera at the 61 minute mark to tie the game. Foleys goal scored on a header by Derek Rosiek at 52 minute mark assisted by Michael Oravetz. The Irish move to 6-0-1 in league 10-1-1 overall.

Walled Lake Northern 4 - Waterford Mott 0
Seniors Danny Harris and Austin Rogers both recorded goals on Senior Night. Juniors Brandon Tsuri and Kyle Rutz recorded the other two goals. WLN is 11-3-1 and 6-1-0 in KLAA North

Lakeland 4 - Waterford Kettering 1
Alex Katona opened the scoring with a goal for Kettering 13 minutes into the game. Lakeland answered with 2 goals before the end of the half. Their first goal was scored by Jeff Keinath (assist Trent Sawgle), followed by a goal by Naveed Firoozgan (assist Will Schwartz). In the second half Will Schwartz scored both of Lakeland's goal. The first one was on an assist from Austin Raymond and the second was on a PK. Lakeland improves to 8-4-3 (4-2-1 KLAA North) Kettering falls to 1-10-1 (0-7-0 KLAA North).

Lakeland JV 5 - Kettering JV 0

Novi Detroit Catholic Central 8 - U of D Jesuit 0
In Catholic League play. The win allows them to keep the top spot in the Catholic League Central Division. Joshua Gatt and Geo Sturla led the way with 2 goals and an assist each. Mike Tolkacz knocked in 2 goals, while Dillon Hagan and Ken Hintz each netted one. Wes Harding had the shutout for CC. CC improves its record to 8-1-3 (4-0-2 in league play).

Royal Oak 6 - Bloomfield Hills Andover 0
Royal Oak overall record: 11-2-3. Royal Oak OAA RED record: 4-2-2.

Traverse City Central 6 - Gaylord 2
Traverse City Central is 3-2 in the Big North Conference and 11-3 overall. Gaylord is 2-3 in the Big North Conference and 7-4-2 overall. Next game for Traverse City Central will host Traverse City West on Thursday night on October 1 at the Coast Guard Complex. Game time with the Junior Varsity start at 5:00 p.m. and Varsity 7:00 p.m.

Traverse City Central JV 7 - Gaylord JV 0
Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 13-0-1 overall and Gaylord Junior Varsity is 2-10 overall.

Traverse City West 6 - Cadillac 1
In Cadillac. Traverse City West is 3-1-1 in the Big North Conference and 8-4-1 overall, Cadillac is 2-3 in the Big North Conference and 11-4-1 overall. Traverse City West will to Traverse City Central on October 1 on Thursday night, Junior Varsity game start at 5:00 p.m. and Varsity 7:00 p.m.

Walled Lake Western 1 - Walled Lake Central 0
Western get a second half goal from Nick Lewin with an assist to Matt Klink to improve their record to 9-2-1 (5-1-1 in the KLAA North). Central fall to 4-4-4 (3-2-2).

West Bloomfield 2 - Berkley 1

Saline 5 - Dexter 2
Dexter is now 8-3-3 (SEC 4-1-1) Saline is now 11-1-2 (SEC 6-0-0).

Saline JV 1 - Dexter JV 0

Lutheran Northwest 4 - Baptist Park 2

Grand Rapids South Christian 8 - Middleville Thornapple-Kellogg 0
South Christian, playing just its third home game of the season, scored three times in the first half and added five more in the first nineteen minutes of the second half to power past Thornapple-Kelllogg 8-0 in a mercy-rule shortened game. Senior forward Drew Lockwood scored at 5:04 of the first half to give the Sailors the lead and seniors Ben Kadau and Mitch Torres each added goals as South took a 3-0 lead at halftime. Sean Broekhuizen's goal at 6:37 of the second half made it 4-0 and Hal Phillips, Lockwood, Kyle Kok, and Alex Anger each added second-half goals for the Sailors. The conference victory improved South Christian's OK Gold record to 9-0 and its overall record to 12-0-1.

Petoskey 2 - Alpena 1
In Alpena. Petoskey is 4-0-1 in the Big North Conference and 11-3-1 overall and Alpena is 0-5 in the Big North Conference and 6-8 overall.

Farmington 7 - Pontiac 2

Rochester Adams 2 - Stoney Creek 1

Oscoda 5 - Gladwin 1
The Oscoda Owls Varsity soccer team increased their 2009 record to 11-4 on Tuesday night when they visited Gladwin and defeated the Flying G's, 5-1. "It was a great all around effort by the entire team", stated Oscoda Head Coach Gary Schneider. "We played a solid 80 minutes start to finish. Kevin Leveille, Kyle McCausey and AJ Morse led the team to the win."
Morse scored three times in the match. Oscoda took the lead at the 1 minute and 5 second mark and never looked back. Morse and Kyle McCausey worked the give and go pass to perfection and connected early. Jeremy Smith scored the second goal just 7 minutes later when, assisted by Kyle McCausey, he blasted a ball towards the net that bounced off a Gladwin player and found the net giving the Owls a 2-0 lead. Gladwin managed to cut the lead late in the half when Austin Greer came off the bench to score in the 29th minute. Oscoda took a 2-1 lead into halftime.
Morse than found the net for his next two goals. Evan Dennis hit fellow captain Morse in stride for a goal at the 53rd minute mark. Morse than converted a Penalty Kick in the 71st minute. Oscoda scored their final goal with just 2 seconds left in the match when Morse took an indirect kick in front of the Gladwin goal and Kyle McCausey redirected it into the corner of the net.
Oscoda outshot Gladwin, 19-9. Coty Nolff picked up an easy victory while making 8 saves. The defense of Oscoda worked hard, stopping most attacks by the Flying G's before they got near the net. Outstanding defender Brandon McCausey finished with 18 intercepts, 2 steals and a non-keeper save. Midfielder Jordan Corwin made 6 steals and 7 intercepts. Including his goal, Smith finished with 10 intercepts and 4 steals. Dennis logged 5 intercepts and 4 steals. Freshman defender Kevin Leveille had 7 intercepts and 1 steal.
Midfielder Buddy Jackson observed that, "although it was a cold game, we stayed strong and were able to beat them to most balls. It was an excellent game and I feel we controlled it." Oscoda will face Tawas on Thursday at 5:00pm in Tawas.

Oakland Christian 2 - University Liggett1

Grand Blanc 2 - Brighton 2
Grand Blanc (10-1-2 Overall), (5-0-2 KLAA).

Hartland 2 - Milford 1
Tyler West scored a goal in each half, both assisted by Cory Bodziak, to lead Hartland to a KLAA West win. Hartland is now 4-7 overall, 3-4 KLAA West.

Notre Dame Prep 3 - Riverview Gabriel Richard 2

Troy Athens 3 - Rochester 1
Athens traveled to Rochester Tuesday night to take on the Falcons in an OAA Red contest. The Redhawks jumped out to an early 1-0 lead when sophomore Alex Serwartka converted a Falcon turnover for the games' first goal. Shortly before halftime, John Borgen served a great corner that was converted by Evan Carpenter. Midway through the 2nd half, David Ostergaard scored from 40 yards out to stake Athens to a 3-0 lead. Rochester scored their lone gaol with 30 seconds remaining off a free kick outside the box. With the win, Athens moves to 5-4-2 and 4-3-2.

Farmington Hills Harrison 2 - Hazel Park 0

September 28th

Madison Hts. Lamphere 3 - Warren WoodsTower 2
Tower's goals were scored by Jacob Warwinsky assisted by Nathan D'Addario & Devon McVettie. Lamphere's Goals were scored by Tony Kuci, John Kilbourn, and Awss Daniel.

Ypsilanti 3 - Lincoln Park 2
Goals scored by Brandon Frame all in the second half. Lincoln Park head coach Chet Putek recieved a yellow card after an offsides call & decided to pull his team off the field giving Ypsilanti a forfeit win. The Phoenix improve to 4-5-1 overall & 1-4-0 in SEC play.Ypsilanti 3 - Lincoln Park 2
Goals scored by Brandon Frame all in the second half. Lincoln Park head coach Chet Putek recieved a yellow card after an offsides call & decided to pull his team off the field giving Ypsilanti a forfeit win. The Phoenix improve to 4-5-1 overall & 1-4-0 in SEC play.

North Branch 2 - Frankenmuth 3
Goals: Keegan Martus, Drew Archer. Assist: Cody Kipp-2. Keeper Saves: Luke Smith 4 saves. Current Record: 8-5-2. League Record(TVC East): 5-3-1.

North Branch JV 0 - Frankenmuth JV 3

Imlay City 6 - Armada 0

Oxford 3 - Ortonville-Brandon 2

Lutheran Westland 1 - Summit Academy 1
Gage Flanery scored for Lutheran Westland (4-4-3). Johnny Yarsinsky scored for Summit (11-3-2). HT score 1-0 LW.

Lutheran South 3 - Airport 0
Lutheran South is now 10-1-1 (9-1 MIAC).

Redford Union 4 - Belleville 4

Redford Union JV 1 Belleville JV 0

Mason 8 - Jackson Lumen Christi 0

Woodhaven 8 - Taylor Truman 0
Scorers for the Warriors were Zack Bennett (2), Kyle Barrett (2), Mitch Bartes, Mario Konja, Nate Bayer and Josh Dwornick. Assists went to Luke McCormick, Zack Bennett, Mario Konja (2), Mario Campos, Mitch Bartes and Lino LoDuca. Shut-out was shared by Mitch Bartes and Nick DiResta. Woodhaven record stands at 5-4-1in the DRL.

SCS Lake Shore 3 - St. Clair 1

Trenton 2 - Southgate 0
Goals by Matt McCourt & Sean Calo. Jesse Stefani had both assists. GK Ian Sullivan gets the shutout. Trenton's record is now 10-1-0, 10-0-0.

Grosse Pt. South 1 - SCS Lakeview 0

Clawson 8 - Mount Clemens 0
Freshman Tyler Jugon scored three goals and had 2 assists as the Trojans clinched the league championship. Coach Jared Kullman's squad is 8-0-0, 11-0-2. Also scoring for Clawson were Richard Cramer, Tyler Lehman, Sean Gerasimovich, Will Pasquin and Garrett Matthews.

New Boston Huron 6 - Wayne Memorial 0

Allen Park JV 4 - Carlson JV 0
Last night the boy's soccer teams from Carlson travelled to Allen Park for a couple of matches. The JV teams took the field first. After playing scoreless soccer for the first 22 minutes, Allen Park broke the ice and got on the board thanks to #1. This was the lone 1st half goal so the Marauders were down 0-1 at half. Allen Park added three more goals in the second half and cruised to a 4-0 win over the Marauders. Next up for Carlson is a home match against Trenton on Wednesday night. Carlson's overall record drops to 3-8-1.

Allen Park 7 - Carlson 3
The Varsity teams next took the field in a rematch of an earlier game that saw the Marauders win in overtime. The game was played on a muddy field. Weather conditions weren't the best for soccer as both teams saw heavy rain, wind and cool temperatures. Allen Park struck first on a shot from about 30 yards out that was deflected off a CHS defender that changed direction and got past the Marauder goalkeeper. Allen Park added 4 more goals in the first half, including a penalty kick. Carlson did score 3 second half goals, but the damage had already been done and they lost 3-7. Scoring for the Marauders was: Kyle Krzesowik with 2 goals and 1 assist, Adam Jones with 1 goal, Brandon Knott and Justin Hunter with 1 assist each. Carlson will next play Trenton on Wednesday night in a key game. Carlson is on a two game losing streak after claiming a tie for second place with Southgate and Trenton remains unbeaten in the Downriver League. Carlson's overall record is now 7-6-3 and 6-4-0 in the Downriver League 

September 26th

Detroit Country Day 3 - Cranbrook  2
Two schools that have been playing men’s soccer for over 70 years continues to prove to be exciting year after year. This year’s game played at Cranbrook was contested right up to the final whistle. Country Day opened the scoring on a free kick taken by sophomore Jack Brown (assisted by Jeff Rogers). Country Day’s second goal came following an advantage non-call at midfield where midfield junior Kotaro Mitsuhashi drove a cross to the back post where senior forward Ben Weinstein completed a nice scoring play. Cranbrook earned consecutive corner kicks to gain some momentum and senior forward Jeff Hammond scored (assisted by sophomore Kyle He) before the 1st half ended. Country Day opened the second half strong, hitting the crossbar a number of times before regaining a two goal advantage on a redirected shot by midfield senior Jeff Rogers (assisted by senior Nick Prys). Cranbrook earned a number of throw in and corner kick opportunities that led to their second goal of the game as the ball was deflected to the top of the box where senior Andrew Stanton headed it in. The game ended as Cranbrook was pressing, but DCDS held of the Cranes to improve their record to 12 – 3. Cranbrook’s record is now 6 – 2 – 1.

L'Anse Cruese 3 - Fraser 2
The LCN boys soccer team came a way with a victory over host FraserHigh with a 3-2 win. First half scoring coming from Kyle Formanczyk on a great header from Ryan Driscoll. LCN 1 Fraser 0 Halftime. Second half goals coming from Fred LeDuc assisted by Derek Granum on a great flick goal off a corner kick. The game winning goal came from Matt Kosper assisted by Fred LeDuc on a 25 yard shot from outside. The LCN takes on Romeo in a key matchup next Monday at 4.

Kalamazoo Central 2 - Eaton Rapids 1
Eaton Rapids goal scored by Adam Jaksa with an assist from Ryan Tomlinson. Jake Masteller made 5 saves. Eaton Rapids record is 7-4-4. Eaton Rapids JV 2 Kalamazoo Central 2.

Dexter 1 - Plymouth 0
Dexter is now 8-2-3, Plymouth 7-6-1. Plymouth JV 2 - Dexter JV 0.

University Liggett 2 - Birmingham Roeper 1

John Glenn Westland 3 - Garden City 1

Brandon 3 - Mason 1

The Brandon Blackhawks defeated the Mason Bulldogs in Mason by a score of 3 to 1. Brandon jumped out to an early two to zero lead with goals by Tyler Lozier (assist Ryan Gibilterra) and Anthony DuBay (deflection off of Mason defender). Goalkeeper Greg Lanthier made five saves in the first half to keep it at two to zero. Mason came out strong and scored in the 2nd half off a goal by Jordan Robb. Mason kept the pressure on for most of the half but couldn't solve the Brandon keeper again. With ten minutes left Tyler Lozier scored his second of the game off a great play by Ryan Gibilterra. The win moves Brandon to 7-2-3 overall and drops Mason to 12-3. Great game by both teams.

Ferndale 3 - Shrine 0
Ferndale is 5-4-1 overall and 1-3-1 OAA white. Goals by Kyle Rose, Anthony Brazeau, Leo Kopack. Assists by Daniel Herrick, Kyle Rose, and Patrick Reiter. Dylon Grix earned the shutout making 6 saves.

Ann Arbor Greenhills 3 - Oakland Christian 0
0-0 at the half. Al Braun slotted a pass to Peter Jacobson for the first goal 6 minutes into the half. Then 30 seconds apart first Rob Dolot hit the side net inside the far post and then Jacobson hit an almost identical shot for the the 3-0 win. Greenhills now 11-1 overall ( 6-0 in the MIAC)

September 25th

Warren Woods Tower 1 - Lake Shore 1
Towers goal was scored by Jacob Warwinsky unassisted. Lake Shore's goal was scored by Eric DeRonne.

Brother Rice 6 - Divine Child 1
Scoring for Brother Rice, Cody Hall, Mike Fennessy, Brendan Kelly, Bryant White, Adam Gorski and Matt Habrowski, scoring for Divine Child was Ben Scheuer. Rice improves to 5-0-5 overall and 3-0-3 in the Catholic League.

Brother Rice JV 2 - Divine Child JV 1

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 7 - Orchard Lake St. Mary's 2
The Irish move to 6-0-0 in league and 10-1-0 overall.

Groves 2 - Lakeland 1
Lakeland opened the scoring with a goal halfway through the 1st half and led at halftime. Groves scored 2 goals in a 28 second span midway through the 2nd half. Both goals by Patrick Rooney. Groves is now 12-2-2 and 5-0-1 in OAA White.

Redford Union 5 - Monroe 5

Clawson 2 - Marine City 0
At Clawson, Tyler Jugon scored two goals for the Trojans (10-0-2), while teammate Chris Airess made five saves in net to earn the shutout.

Hudsonville Freedom Baptist 8 - Fowlerville 1

Oscoda 5 - Pinnconning 0
Friday night the Oscoda Owls traveled down to Pinnconning to face the Spartans. The Owls returned to Oscoda with their 10th victory of the season, blanking the Spartans, 5-0. The Owls controled the match from the opening kickoff, forcing the play and dominating on defense. The Owls outshot the Spartans, 21 to 2. Both Pinnconning shots came late in the second half. Jeremy Smith started in goal and turned the net over to Coty Nolff at halftime to share the shutout.
Leading goal scorer senior AJ Morse scored the game winner just 11 minutes into the match when he converted a Kyle McCausey pass and netted the ball. McCausey earned the only assist in the match despite the five goal total. The next goal came at the 15th minute mark when Jordan Corwin plasted a free kick from about 35 yards out into the back of the net. Kyle McCausey scored the Owls next goal at the 35 minute mark when he stole the ball from a Spartan player and charged the net and scored. The first half ended with Oscoda on top, 3-0.
Oscoda scored twice more in the second half. Jeremy Smith came out of the goal to play the field and was awarded with a Penalty Kick at the 64 minuite mark. Smith blew the ball past a diving Pinnconning keeper and recorded his first goal of the year. Kyle McCausey was credited with his second score of the game at the 71st minute mark when he blasted a 30 yard free kick into the net.
"We dominated play tonight against a chippy Spartan squad", was Oscoda Assistant Coach Tim Colborn's view. "Our boys held their composure pretty well while being hacked pretty good. They refused to retaliate despite Pinny being called for 19 fouls. It was a total team effort. The defense was outstanding, refusing to let the Spartans cross the center line for the majority of the match."
Brandon McCausey was again the match defensive standout, continuing his fine play this season. McCausey had 5 steals, 1 non-keeper save and 13 intercepts. Evan Dennis earned 6 steals and 5 intercepts. Freshman Kevin Leveille totalled 5 of each.
The Owls finish the week with a season record of 10-4. They travel to Gladwin to face the Flying G's on Tuesday and then visit archrival Tawas on Thursday. Both matches are at 5:00pm.

Traverse City Central 3 - Midland 0

Traverse City West 7 - Saginaw Heritage 0

Rockford 1 - Petoskey 0

Dearborn 7 - Trenton 2

Trenton JV 2 - Dearborn JV 0

September 24th

North Branch 2 - Caro 0
Goals: Elliott Orr, Keegan Martus, Assist: Billy McKight, Cody Kipp. Keeper Saves: Luke Smith 10 saves. Current Record: -8-4-2. League Record(TVC East): 5-2-1.

Brown City Varsity:4 - North Branch JV 0

Lutheran Westland 2 - Ligett 0
Seniors Gage Flanery and Laith Francis scored for Lutheran Westland (4-4-2, 2-4-2 MIAC). Freshman goalkeeper Nick Andrzejewski made 4 saves en route to his 2nd shut-out of the season. Liggett falls to 7-3-1, 5-2-0 MIAC.

Birmingham Roeper 2 - Southfield Christian 0
Roeper 5-4 (4-3).

Cranbrook 6 - Hamtramck 0
Cranbrook came out strong and never looked back, shutting out Hamtramck 6-0. Senior captain Andy Holmes scored two goals and had one assist for the Cranes. Jeff Hammond contributed two goals, and Alex King added one goal and one assist. Joey Lagrasso added his second goal of the season, and Andrew Rouff recorded the shutout in net for CK.
Cranbrook (6-1-1).

Baptist Park 4 - Calvary Christian 1
Senior Tim Short scored twice for BP, and senior Adam Thompson and junior Andrew Bruck each scored once. Thompson and freshman Kirk Thomas also added an assist each. Senior Kendall Hunley scored the goal for Calvary. BP's record goes to 6-3 (6-2 MIAC Red).

Harbor Beach 6 - Caseville 0
HB is now 3-0 in the greater Thumb East Conference and 14-0-1 overall.

Pinckney 3 - Milford 0
At Milford, Pinckney dominated the play, compiling a total of 38 shots, including 26 on goal. If not for the outstanding play of Milford junior keeper Beau Prey, who recorded 23 saves, the game would have ended early. Pinckney goals were scored by Alex Kurz on a breakaway midway through the first half, an own goal by the Mavericks credited to Pinckney's Cory Riggs midway through the second half, and a breakaway by Spencer Stuhldreher with ten minutes left in the game. Tyler Crampo made two saves to record the shutout for the Pirates. Milford is now 3-8-1 on the season.

Avondale 3 - Rochester 2
Rochester’s Tyler Leppek had both goals for the visiting Falcons midway through the first half. Avondale scored late in the first half when Nathan Chapman volleyed in a cross from Ryan Williams. In the second half, Avondale pressured and tied up the game on a Dylan Kennedy PK. Joe Davison (Alex Hanawalt) scored with 2 minutes left to take the lead. Avondale (5-7-2) visits Lake Orion on Tuesday.

Groves 7 - Hazel Park 0
Groves goals scored by Adrian Davies, Koby Levin(2), Mitch Kontarev, Pat O'donnell, Trevor Daniel and Stephan Cass. Groves improves to 11-2-2 and 5-0-1 in OAA White.

Farmington 4 - Dearborn Fordson 0

South Lyon 3 - Salem 2
South Lyon is now 2-3-1 in the KLAA Central and 5-6-2 overall. Salem is 5-1 in the KLAA Central and 9-3-2 overall.

Dexter 6 - Ypsilanti 0
Dexter is now 6-2-3 (SEC 4-0-1) - Ypsilanti is now 3-5-1 (SEC 1-4-0)

Dexter JV 3- Ypsilanti JV 0

Bloomfield Hills Andover 0 - Birmingham Seaholm 0
Chris Dasbach recorded the shutout for Andover. Andover is now 2-8-2 for the season and 1-5-1 in league (OAA Red). Seaholm is now 1-10-1 overall and 0-6-1 in league (OAA Red).

Lake Orion 5 - Clarkston 3
Lake Orion earned a victory tonight as Reed Losee (1 goal, 3 assists), Blake Skamiera (2 goals), Jacob Sims (1 goal, 1 assist) and Derek Schrauben (1 goal, 1 assist) all scored in the game against Clarkston High School.

Ann Arbor Huron 4 - Bedford 0
Huron goal scorers: Ben Patterson (2), Mario Teixera, and Jeff Camalo. Huron is now 5 - 1 overall.

Berkley 2 - Farmington Hills Harrison 0

Birch Run 2 - Saginaw Valley Lutheran 1
Valley Lutheran Scored with 4 minutes left in the first half win Adam Kundinger crossed a pass to Korey Kauffman who headed the ball in. During the second half the game was much of the same battle back and forth until Caleb Szukhent took a 30 yard direct Kick that left the Valley Lutheran Keeper frozen. The shot was just a rocket into the far post. Birch Run kept pushing the pace and with 14.8 seconds left Caleb Slavik took a Direct Kick and Caleb Szukhent flicked it into the far post for the game winner. This was Valley Lutherans Homecoming game and both teams played great games. It could have went either way. Half 1-0 VL, SOG 13-6 BR, BR Keeper Kyle Landon 5 saves. VL Keeper Tim Kern 11 saves. Birch Run 9-2-3 O/A; 5-1-2 TVC-East.

Rochester Adams 1 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser 0

Walled Lake Western 6 - Waterford Mott 0
Kyle Alsheskie had 3 goals and 2 assists for the Warriors who are now 8-2-1 (4-1-1 in the KLAA North). Adam Wright, Nick Lewin, and Matt Klink each had 1 goal and 1 assist. Mott fall to 3-8-0 (1-5-0).

Walled Lake Northern 6 - Waterford Kettering 0

Oscoda 8 - Whittemore-Prescott 0

The Oscoda Owls soccer team welcomed Whittemore-Prescott on Thursday night but were not too accommodating, sending the Cardinals home by Mercy Rule with 6 minutes left on the clock. The Owls won the match 8-0. The halftime score was 7-0 but Coach Gary Schneider juggled the line-up and got some quality minutes for the Owls that don't normally see a lot of time on the field. The Owls outshot the Cardinals, 25 to 9, 17to 1 in the first half.
The Owls opened the scoring quickly when AJ Morse hit Kyle McCausey with a pass just 45 seconds into the match. Less than two minutes later, Morse scored off an Evan Dennis feed. Morse scored again at the 5:45 mark with Kyle McCausey earning the assist. The Owls hit a drought for the next 20 minutes until Kyle Griffin scored at the 27:40 mark. Kyle McCausey was credited with his second assist. The Owls then scored in the 36th, 37th and 39th minutes. Dennis scored first followed by Kevin Leveille's first varsity goal. Griffin ended the first half scoring with his second of the match. Brendan Eberhardt, Morse and Brandon McCausey were credited with assists. Jordan Corwin ended the game when he took an Eberhardt pass and found the net.
The shut-out was shared by Jeremy Smith who played the first half in goal and the McCausey twins who shared the second half. Leading the defense was Morse with 9 steals. Leveille had 8 steals and 8 intercepts. Brandon McCausey had 13 interceptsand 4 steals. Freshman Jason Bissonette swiped 5 steals.
"I thought we played an excellent game tonight", was Brandon McCausey's take. "We controlled the ball and our passing was good." Coach Schneider gave game stars to Leveille and Morse. "They both stepped up tonight and led the team."
Oscoda raised their record to 9-4 for the season. They now it the road to play at Pinnconning Friday night, Gladwin on Tuesday, and Tawas on Thursday. All games are scheduled at 5:00pm.

N. Farmington 7 - Ferndale 1

Novi 1 - Livonia Stevenson 0

Troy Athens 1 - Royal Oak 1
Athens jumped out with an early goal from David Ostergaard 4 minutes into the contest and Royal Oak got the equalizer with 10 minutes to go in the first half from Luke Miller. Despite a spirited effort in the 2nd half from both teams, the game ended in a draw. Athens is now 4-4-2 and 3-3-2 while Royal Oak, ranked 9th in Division 1 is 10-2-3 and 3-2-2.

Lutheran South 8 - Lutheran Northwest 0

Grand Rapids South Christian 7 - Grand Rapids Catholic Central 0
At Catholic Central, South Christian broke open a tight OK Gold game with six second-half goals and went on to beat the Cougars 7-0. Outstanding goalkeeping from Catholic Central's Joe White kept South off the board in the first half until Drew Lockwood scored with 1:18 remaining to put the Sailors up 1-0. In the second half, South Christian, playing its fifth consecutive road game, began to pull away with goals from defender Mitch Huisman at 1:37 and midfielder Mitch Torres at 10:45. Ben Kadau, Ben Honeycutt, Dan Miedema, and Kyle Kok also added second-half goals for South Christian and Jake Haag recorded his third shutout of the week in the win. The Sailors (8-0, 11-0-1) have now won eleven straight..

Eaton Rapids 5 - Ionia 0

Grand Blanc 5 - Howell 0
Grand Blanc (10-1-1 Overall), (5-0-1 KLAA).

Tecumseh JV 5 - Ypsilanti Lincoln 0

Ypsilanti Lincoln 1 - Tecumseh 1
In a physical match that was controlled by the Railsplitters, the game was decided by two PK's. Mohammed Kaba scored for Lincoln and Scott Corley scored for the Indians. Lincoln's record is now 5-3-2 Overall and 3-3-1 in the SEC. 

Ann Arbor Greenhills 8 - Allen Park Inter-City Baptist 1
Ten minutes into the game ICB took a 1-0 lead with a scramble in the box resulting in an open net put away for ICB. Greenhills responded three minutes later with Peter Jacobson taking a pass from Rob Dolot and putting it past the goalkeeper. Two minutes later Jacobson passed back to Al Braun who hit a laser shot into the upper left corner from about 30 yards out. Another Dolot to Jacobson combo made it 3-1. With a minute left Patrick Duggan put it in the short side for a 4-1 half-time lead.
Duggan notched his second goal of the game 5 minutes into the second half with a strong left-footed shot. Dolot followed up with a goal by dribbling through the center of the defense and breaking in alone on the keeper. Curtis Heisel put away a penalty kick. Jacobson finished the scoring with his third goal taking a pass from Rod Satterwhite moving the ball across the box and drilling it back inside the left post.
Greenhills is now 6-0 in Michigan Independent Athletic Conference and will face #4 ranked Oakland Christian at noon at home on Saturday.

Oakland Christian 3 - Plymouth Christian Academy 2 (OT )
PCA drew first blood when senior Jordan Machonga gave a beautiful assist to freshmen Dan Ross who banged it past the keeper off the inside left post. Oakland tied it up before half with a keeper mistake. It remained 1-1 until Oakland’s premier mid-fielder, Caleb Stanko, blew one past PCA’s keeper from the top of the box. It remained 2-1 until sophomore Chris Scagnetti cleaned up a loose ball and promptly put it into the left corner of the net. It would stay 2-2 and go into overtime. At about 5 minutes into overtime Stanko, on a direct, chipped it over the wall and an Oakland’s forward headed it past the keeper. PCA falls to 3-5-1 overall and 1-5-1 in the MIAC blue.

Perry 8 - Portland 0
goals for perry, Ostrander 2, Sherman 2, Dunn 1, Chrzan 1, Cornish 1, Bogner 1, Assists Austin 2, Corey Olney 2, saves Waller 1. Perry 9-1 (3-0 CAAC)

Petoskey 1 - Traverse City West 1

Traverse City Central 7 - Alpena 2

Gaylord 3 - Cadillac 0

September 23rd

Fruitport 3 - Muskegon Orchard View 0
Fruitport is 7-4-1.

Fruitport JV 4 - Muskegon Orchard View JV 1
Fruitport JV is 8-3-1.

Ann Arbor Greenhills 9 - Lutheran Westland 4
Eight minutes into the game, Greenhills opened the scoring with Patrick Duggan taking a pass from Rob Dolot and putting it past the goalkeeper. Mid-way through the period Dolot head-flicked the ball forward to Duggan who took it forward and beat the goalie far post for his second goal. On a set play Greenhills charged the net as Peter Jacobson chipped over the pack and Al Braun headed it in past the goalie. Two minutes later, Braun passed to Jacobson who buried the shot for a 4-0 lead.
Lutheran Westland battled back with a goal with 12 minutes left in the half and then scored again on a long throw-in into the box finished off with a strong shot into the back of the net. But with a minute left Jacobson scored his second goal to extend the half-time lead to 5-2.
10 minutes into the second half Westland struck again to make it 5-3. Greenhills responded with four straight goals. Jacobson blistered a shot from the side of the net that went in off the goalie and then scored his fourth goal with an assist to Duggan. Dolot scored on a diving header from a Jacobson corner kick. Josh Kahn finished off the socring after a nice give and go between Aaron Williams and Jacobson and a cross into the box. Greenhills is now 9-1 (5-0 MIAC-Blue)

Dearborn 8 - Redford Union 0

At Redford Union, Dearborn defeated RU 8-0 with an early goal in the second half. Soony Saad scored 6 goals for Dearborn and assisted on one. Norman Orabi scored and so did freshman Ali Jawad. Paul Pallas recored an assist, Alhmad Jawad also had an assist and Khalil Boussi had two assists. Dearborn is 8-0-2 and 3-0 in the WWAA. Dearborn next plays undefeated Trenton Friday at Dearborn at 7:00.

Clawson 3 - Center Line 1
Clawson Freshman Tyler Jugon started the scoring with a strike from 30 yards out on a free kick that found the top corner of the goal . Jugon got his second goal off a deflection and buried it from the top of the 18 box. Sophomore Will Pasquin finished the scoring with Clawson's 3rd goal. Clawson senior defender Garrett Mathews played a stellar game as did Senior goalkeeper Chris Airess. Clawson is now (9-0-2) overall while Center Line falls to (6-4-2) .

Warren Woods Tower 8 - East Detroit 0
Tower shuts out East Detroit with a 8 - 0 victory. Tower's first goal was scored by Kevin Young assisted by Jacob Warwinsky. Second & third goals were scored by Michael Sorrentino first one was unassisted second was assisted buy Kevin Young. Forth, fifth, & sixth goals were scored by Jacob Warwinski two were unassisted & one was assisted by Kevin Young. Seventh goal was scored by Gordon Kelly assisted by Tyler Herd. Eighth goal was scored by Gordon Kelly assisted by Chris Batche.

Perry 5 - Corunna 1
Perry's goals Austin Dunn 2, Nick Ingersol 1, Eric Bickerstaff 1, VJ Ostrander 1, assists
Russel Sherman 3, Dunn 1, Ingersol 1.Corunna goal Havalda. Saves Scott waller (p) 7, Fisher (c) 11, Perry 8-1 (2-0 CAAC) Corunna 1-6-1 (0-2 CAAC).

West Bloomfield 6 - Pontiac 1

Walled Lake Central 1 - Lakeland 1

Mason 2 - Jackson Northwest 0
Mason goals by Jordan Raab and Mike Cena. Mason assists by Jacob Derby and Lucas Rudd. In goal for Mason, Jacob Derby with 1 save. Mason's record is now 12-2 (4-0 in CAAC Red).

Trenton 8 - Melvindale 0
Goals scored by Jesse Stefani (3), Hayden Wirtz (2), Matt McCourt, Dayne Patterson, & Aaron Horst. Assists from Blake Rusnak (2), Gianni DiPoce (2), Cody Steele, Jesse Stefani, & Alex DeLa Vega. GK's Ian Sullivan & Dylan Bemus shared time for the shutout. Trenton's season/league record is now 9-0.

Trenton JV 4 - Melvindale JV 0

Bishop Foley 6 - O.L. St. Marys 0

Dearborn Edsel Ford 1 - Garden City 0
Both teams are 3-1 in the WWAC.

Fenton 3 - Oxford 1
Fenton moves to 3-0 - 1 in the FML and Oxford Slips to 3 - 1. 

Woodhaven JV 2 - Allen Park JV 2
Woodhaven Boys JV Soccer Team traveled to Allen Park and ran into a stellar Allen Park goalie. The Warrior's were able to come from behind to salvage a 2-2 tie. Austin Carevic and newcomer Carlos Rodriquez scored the goals. Chipping in with with assists were Henry Hawley and Dom Krstowski. The Warriors are 4-6-2 overall and 3-3-1 in league play.

Northville 3 - South Lyon East 1

Southgate JV 2 - Carlson JV 0
Last night the Carlson Marauders were at home against the Titans of Southgate. The JV team took the field in an attempt to hand Southgate their first loss of the season. Carlson found themselves down only 0-1 at half, thanks to defensive efforts from Justin Holbrook, Zach Torres, Jake Cadez, Justin Antonio, Andrew Gronda and Dustin Demitroff. The Marauders could not get on the scoreboard in this one and lost by a final score of 0-2. Carlson JV overall record now sits at 3-7-1 and they travel to Allen Park on Monday. Scoring for the Titans were: junior Doug Masters with a goal and assist, freshman Kyle Johnston with a goal and freshman Nick Sternal with an assist.

Southgate 3 - Carlson 0
The Varsity teams took the field tied for second place after a Marauder big win on Monday night against Woodhaven. Unfortunately, the Marauders failed to play with much effort in the first half. After giving up a goal only 4-1/2 minutes into the match, they found themselves trailing 0-2 at half time. Southgate added an insurance goal in the second half and walked away with a relatively easy win by a final score of 3-0. This loss drops Carlson's overall record to 7-5-3 and 6-3-0 in the league, placing them in 3rd place. Carlson will travel to Allen Park on Monday night. Allen Park will be looking for revenge after losing in OT to the Marauders the last time they met. Getting in on all three goals for Southgate was senior Like Sirianni with 2 goals and 1 assist. Also in on the scoring was senior John Bolsley with a goal, junior Jared Ursing and junior Jared McCord with an assist each. Southgate league record is now 7-2-0, placing them in second place behind undefeated Trenton. Southgate will be home against Allen Park on Friday night.

September 22nd

Cranbrook 8 - Harper Woods 1
Five different Cranes scored to help lift Cranbrook over Harper Woods, 8-1. Senior captain Andy Holmes had three goals and an assist. Alex King added a goal and a pair of assists, while Joey Lagrasso, Dewey Stanton, and Jason Miller, and Won Young Na all added a goal of their own. Cranbrook (5-1-1).

Roeper 3 - Plymouth Christian 2

Brother Rice 1 - Novi Detroit Catholic Central 1
Peter Hensoldt opened the scoring for Brother Rice with an assist from Adam Gorski. Josh Gatt scored on a PK for the equalizer for CC. CC is 7-1-4 overall and 3-0-2 in the Catholic League while Rice moves to 4-0-5 overall and 2-0-3 in the Catholic League.

Lutheran North 3 - Hamtramck 1
Austin Webber put Lutheran North on the board to go up 1-0 in the first half. North had a number of other chances but the Hamtramck goalie, Amir Ribic played great to keep it 1-0. Hamtramck scored 1 to make it 1-1 in the second period and then Lucas Diener scored two to put North ahead.

Monroe 4 - Ypsilanti 2
Goals scored for Ypsilanti were Darwin Medrano & Elliott Manieson both in the 2nd Half. Ypsilanti now drops to 3-4-1 overall & 1-3-0 in SEC play.

Harbor Beach 7 - Sandusky 0
Harbor Beach defeated Sandusky 7-0 in a Greater Thumb East conference game. Harbor Beach is 2-0 in conference play and 13-0-1 overall.

Hudsonville Freedom Baptist 8 - Grand Rapids NorthPointe Christian 0
At Freedom Baptist, Zack Gatlin and Shane Barthuly each scored three goals in a River Valley Conference game. It is the first time Freedom has ever mercied a conference opponent. Barthuly, a senior forward, also added an assist. He leads the team with 17 goals and 24 points. Gatlin has 13 goals and 19 points. Freedom goalie Ethan Davis earned his sixth shutout of the season. Freedom improves to 7-4-1 overall and 4-0-0 in conference. NorthPointe is 4-4-0 and 1-2-0.

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 7 - Riverview Gabriel Richard 0
Ann Arbor Richard moves to 5-0-0 in league and 9-1-0 over all.

Troy 2 - Avondale 1
Avondale (4-7-2) scored early when Dylan Kennedy knocked in a PK. Troy got on the board late in the first half when Nate Hicklin finished off a give and go from Sean Cunningham. Nate Hicklin assisted the second goal 10 minutes into the second half when Jim Hallahan buried a shot from 25 yards out.

Lutheran South 10 - Macomb Christian 1

Lake Orion 7 - Royal Oak O
Senior Reed Losee led the Lake Orion Dragons in their victory over Royal Oak with 3 goals and 2 assists. Also scoring for LO was Blake Skamiera with 3 goals and Marvin Duerholz adding his first tally of the season. Emilio Arribas was in the goal for Lake Orion.

Flushing 3 - Country Day 0

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 4 - Birmingham Seaholm 0
At Bloomfield Hills. Lahser scored first of the foot of Jake Landis, assisted by Mike Henderson. Jamie Peters continued the first half scoring by a close in header off a corner. In the second half, Alex Landschulz scored off a free kick from 25 yards out. Dean Karaboutis completed the scoring with a header into the back of the next. Evan Wahl (4 saves) and Erik Blauwaert (2 saves) combined for the shutout. Lahser record 3-8-2, 2-2-2 OAA Red. Seaholm is 1-8-0, 0-7 OAA Red.

Seaholm JV 1 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser JV 0

Groves 3 - Farmington Hills Harrison 0
Groves got 2 1st half goals. One from Patrick Rooney and the other from Pat O'donnell. Groves scored one more in the 2nd half from Dan Parker.. Stephan Cass gets the teams 9th shutout. Groves improves to 10-2-2 and 4-0-1 in OAA White.

Lakeland 1 - Walled Lake Northern 0
Lakeland hands WL Northern its first KLAA North loss of the season on a goal by senior Matt Salciccioli (assist Austin Raymond) midway through the second half. Lakeland's Ben Lang made 7 saves in goal for the 5th shutout of the season. Northern's Mitchell Thompson turned away 9 shots. Northern is 9-3-1 (4-1 KLAA North). Lakeland is 7-3-2 (3-2 KLAA North).

Fraser 0 - Grosse Pointe South 0

Grosse Pointe South JV 2 - Fraser JV 0

Northville 3 - South Lyon 0
Northville is 3-1-1 in the KLAA Central. South Lyon is 1-3-1 in the KLAA Central and 4-6-2 overall.

Walled Lake Western 6 - Waterford Kettering 0
It was Senior Night at Western, and senior Adam Wright opened the scoring for the Warriors on an assist from senior Dan Westervelt, and it was 1-0 at halftime. In the second half, Wright added his second goal, senior Nick Lewin scored twice, and seniors Raul Garcia and Alex Thomson also had goals for Western who are now 7-2-1 (3-1-1 in the KLAA North). Lewin also had an assist as did Trevor Nessel and Alec Lanigan

Ferndale 2 - Hazel Park 0
Ferndale is 4-3-1 overall and 1-2-1 in the OAA White Goals scored by Daniel Herrick and Patrick Reiter Dylon Grix earns the shutout in net.

Walled Lake Central 2 - Waterford Mott 0
Both goals scored by Chad Russell. Shutout by WLC goalie Mickey Erickson. Mott falls to 3-7-0 (1-4-0 in KLAA North) behind senior keeper Dean Dziewit's 22 saves.

Lutheran Northwest 4 - Huron Valley 0

Farmington 6 - North Farmington 1

South Lyon East 2 - Livonia Stevenson 2
Stevenson scored midway thru the first half to take a 1 - 0 lead into half time. South Lyon East roared back to take a 2 - 1 lead. Stevenson tied the game with fifteen minutes left. Both teams battled hard and had chances in the remaining minutes. South Lyon East 1-4-4 overall and 0-4-1 in KLAA Central, Stevenson is 1-2-2 in KLAA Central.

Grand Rapids South Christian 4 - Wayland 0
At Wayland, South Christian used a strong first half performance to beat the Wildcats and record the OK Gold conference victory. Midfielder Mitch Torres scored in the fifth minute to stake the Sailors to a 1-0 lead. Junior Sean Broekhuizen boosted South Christian's lead to 2-0 with a goal at 26:28. South's lead grew to 3-0 at 31:38 when forward Drew Lockwood scored from twelve yards out and senior midfielder Ben Honeycutt added a tally with 3:33 remaining in the first half to account for the final margin. With the win, South Christian improved its record to 7-0 in the league and is now 10-0-1 overall.

Pontiac 4 - Berkley 1

Rochester Adams 3 - Rochester 0

Grand Blanc 6 - Milford 0
Grand Blanc (9-1-1 Overall), (4-0-1 KLAA).

Stoney Creek 2 - Clarkston 1

Eaton Rapids 3 - Dewitt 2 ( 2OT)
Eaton Rapids goals by Adam Jaksa, Chris Betz, and Bryce Richards. Assists for Adam Jaksa and Bryce Richards. Jake Masteller made 5 saves. Eaton Rapids record is 6-3-4 (2-0 CAAC Gold Division).

Dewitt JV 2 - Eaton Rapids JV 0 

Salem 2 - Novi 1
Salem 9-2-2, 5-0-0.

Bedford JV 3 - Ypsilanti Lincoln JV 0

Ypsilanti Lincoln 2 - Bedford 0
A very physical game by both sides but the Railsplitters prevailed. Goals were scored by Nate Simonds and Clay Holman. Goalie Nolan Holmes recorded the shutout and had 4 saves. Lincoln ups it record to 5-3 overall and 3-3 in the SEC.

Troy Athens 1 - Bloomfield Hills Andover 0
With under 15 minutes to play, the Athens Redhawks finally capitalized after numerous opportunities on restarts to come away with a 1-0 victory over the Barons from Andover. Tyler Channell scored the game winner while Alec Bezerra made 3 saves for his 3rd shutout. Athens is now 4-4-1 and 3-3-1 in the OAA Red division.

Traverse City West 5 - Alpena 0
In Traverse City, Traverse City West is 2-1 in the Big North Conference and 6-4 overall, Alpena is 0-3 in the Big North Conference and 6-6 overall.

Petoskey 5 - Gaylord 0
In Petoskey, Petoskey is 3-0 in the Big north Conference and 10-2 overall, Gaylord is 1-2 in the Big North Conference and 6-3-2 overall.

Cadillac 2 - Traverse City Central 1
In Cadillac, Cadillac is 2-1 in the Big North Conference and 10-2-1 overall and Traverse City Central is 1-2 in the Big North Conference and 8-3 overall.

September 21st

Warren Woods Tower 7 - SCS South Lake 1
Towers 1st goal was scored by Kevin Young assisted by Sherman Yang. Second goal scored by Jacob Warwinsky assisted by Nathan D'Addario. Third goal Kevin Young assisted by John Gough. Fourth goal Kevin Young assisted by Jacob Warwinsky. Fifth goal John Gough assisted by Tyler Mascarin. Sixth goal Michael Sorrentino assisted by Tyler Mascarin. Seventh goal Jacob Warwinsky assisted by Chris Batche.

Birch Run 3 - Caro 2
Caro came out and scored within the first 5 minutes of the game. Birch Run was just flat for the entire first half until Caleb Szukhent took a pass fro Caleb Slavik and beat the Caro keeper to his right. It still was not enough to charge up the Panthers as Caro came back out and scored on a stolen ball by Tanner Torrez who crossed it to Jake Sattleberg who closed space and made a nice volley that caught the keeper flat footed. With some personnel changes made on the field the midfield combo of Caleb Slavik and Matt Grim took control of the game for Birch Run as Matt Grim sent to balls to Caleb Szukhent who beat the keeper to the right two more times for the hat trick. This was a very well played game by both teams. Half 1-1, SOG 16-5 BR; Keeper Matt Landon 3 saves BR, Caro Keeper Gabe Raymer 13 saves. Birch Run 8-2-3 O/A, 4-1-2 TVC-East.

Monroe Jeffersson 1 - Ypsilanti 0
Ypsilanti drops to 3-3-1 overall & 1-2-0 in SEC play.

Mason 3 - St. Johns 1
Mason goals by Tyler Raab, Jordan Raab, and Mark Stewart. Mason assists by Mark Stewart, Jordan Raab, and Peter Brandenburg. St. Johns goal by Eric Ciolek, assisted by Corbin Feldpausch. In goal for Mason, Jacob Derby with 5 saves.In goal for St. Johns, Tyler Kinsey with 5 saves. Mason's record is now 11-2 (3-0 in CAAC Red). St. Johns' record is now 8-3-2 (3-1 in CAAC Red).

North Branch 5 - Gaber 2
Goals: Cody Kipp, Elliott Orr, Keegan Martus-2, Billy Mckight, Assist: Elliott Orr-3, Cody Kipp Keeper Saves: Luke Smith 3 saves. Current Record: -7-4-2. League Record(TVC East): 4-2-1.

North Branch JV 2 - Imlay City JV 4

Carlson JV 1 - Woodhaven JV 0

The Carlson JV team squared of against Woodhaven tonight in a Downriver League match. Carlson scored the lone goal of the night in a match played in heavy rain. Scoring for the Marauders was Eddie Bramlett, assisted by Mark Victory. This was the first league win for the Marauders so they are now 1-4-1 and 3-6-1 overall. Getting credit for the win in net was Andreas Gikas, recording his third straight shutout and third straight victory for the Marauders JV team.

Carlson 2 - Woodhaven 1

The Varsity took the field in a highly anticipated match. Carlson scored first on a great long ball from Justin Hunter to Adam Jones in the 9th minute. Jones hit the first goal from outside the eighteen yard box, at the top corner. This was his 7th goal of the season. Woodhaven got the equalizer in the 17th minute after a Carlson foul was called just outside the eighteen yard box. Woodhaven #17 struck the ball over the Carlson 5 player wall, hit the crossbar and then came down off the back of goal keeper and into the net. This was an unfortunate break for the Marauders, but they kept their composure and settled for a 1-1 tie at half time. Carlson goal keeper was banged up several times and starting center back Levi Hatfield had to sit the last minute of the first half and first 9 minutes of the second half for a retaliation foul after Andy Bobowski was hit hard by the Warriors. In the 61st minute, Mitchell Compean scored what turned out to be the game winner on a great through ball from Brandon Knott. The game continued to be physical as 3 more yellow cards were handed out in the second half, for a total of 5. Carlson improves their league record to 6-2-0 and 7-4-3. This win for Carlson puts them tied for second place with the Titans from Southgate . These teams will square off for a rematch at Carlson Wednesday night. Last time, Southgate won 3-2 with 2 seconds remaining on the clock. Woodhaven is now 4-3-1 in the Downriver League, sitting behind Carlson and Southgate in the standings. Woodhaven will visit Allen Park on Wednesday night in a rematch of a 0-0 tie at the beginning of the season.

Fraser1 - Utica 1
Team captain Sean Mok scores for the Fraser Ramblers in the first half of play off a fantastic pass from Co-captain Cale Burke.
The Ramblers played with a high intensity style of play today. The team stayed organized the entire game and did not allow Utica time or space to play.
Utica did score in the last few minutes of the first half to tie the game. Coach Kick would like acknowledge the efforts of all the players for great game of soccer. The Fraser Ramblers truly a team that out played their opponent. Great job!!

Fraser JV 2 - Utica JV 2

Farmington 4 - Seaholm 1
Zach Schulz had a hat trick for Farmington, the fourth goal was scored by Donald Payne.

Grand Rapids South Christian 5 - Grand Rapids Northpointe Christian 0
Sean Broekhuizen scored two goals in the first nineteen minutes and Jake Haag posted a shutout as South Christian defeated the host Mustangs 5-0 in a non-league game. Ben Honeycutt also scored on a header at 34:51 of the first half as the Sailors led 3-0 at the break. Honeycutt scored his second goal just 1:04 into the second half and Drew Lockwood added a goal nine minutes later as South Christian ran its record to 9-0-1 (6-0 in the OK Gold).

Trenton 8 - Lincoln Park 2
Trenton goals scored by Gianni DiPoce (3), Aaron Horst, Jesse Sykes, Dayne Patterson, Jesse Stefani, & Matt McCourt. Assists from DiPoce (2), Patterson (2), McCourt, A. Horst, & Hayden Wirtz. Trenton's season/league record is now 8-0.

Trenton JV 6 - Lincoln Park JV 3

West Bloomfield 5 - Waterford Kettering 0
The game was called with 11:27 left in the second on account of lightening.

Lutheran Westland 8 - Washtenaw Christian 3
Senior Gage Flanery and junior Kent Kryske each recorded 2 goals and 2 assists for Lutheran Westland (3-3-2). Senior Mason Duling scored 3 goals for Washtenaw Christian (3-4-0).

Garden City 5 - Redford Union 1
Scoring for GC was: Vaughn Frederick [a. John Selenski], John Selenski [a. Tyler Arban], Josh Sheko [Richie Blevins], Brandon Grabda [a. Vaughn Frederick], and Andy Chambo [Vaughn Frederick]. Francis Mensah scored for RU in the 38th minute. Robert Zemboy made 3 saves for the Cougars. The RU keeper stop seven shots.

Flint Kearsley 1 - Ortonville Brandon 1

Oxford 8 - Lapeer West 1
Oxford jumps to 3 - 0 in the FML and West drops to 0 - 3.

Oscoda 4 - Alcona 1
After two big losses to end the week (8-4 to Tawas and 5-0 to Ogemaw) the Oscoda Owls boys soccer team got back on track on Monday night in Alcona. Visiting the Tiger's turf, the Owls gave up an goal in the second minute but that seemed to wake them from their funk and the Owls went on to score four times and earned a victory to up their season record to 8-4. The match was delayed 30 minutes due to lightning and thunder.
AJ Morse earned the star of the game, finishing with three goals and one assist. He earned a natural hat-trick by scoring the last three goals of the match. Kyle McCausey got the Owls rolling when he took a Morse lop and headed the ball into the back of the net in the 25th minute. Morse scored his first in the last 8 minutes of the first half when he took a Kyle Griffin cross and booted it in. His next two goals came in the second half in the 52nd and 70th minutes. Kyle McCausey and John McDonald earned assists on those goals.
"Our defense controlled the match after the first goal by the Tigers. I expected more of a struggle with Alcona but we managed the game well", was Coach Gary Schneider's comments.
Brandon McCausey led the defense with 7 steals and 9 intercepts. Brother Kyle finished with 5 of each. Goalkeeper Coty Nolff made 11 saves during the match. Shots were even by both teams at 12 each.
"Despite a short bench (Oscoda was down to 3 subs due to injuries, illness and academic problems) we played inspired ball tonight", was Assistant Coach Tim Colborn's take. "We played hard on Thursday night against Tawas and that match took a lot out of the boys. Friday night against Ogemaw they were flat and we just phoned in that game. It was good to see them get their fire back tonight and overcome all the distractions."
The Owls play twice more this week. They host Whittemore-Prescott on Thursday at 5:00pm and then travel to Pinnconning on Friday night for another 5:00 start.

New Boston Huron 2 - Grosse Ile 1
John Blazo and Jake Williams scored for the Chiefs. Shane Theisen added an assist. Huron is now 6-1-1 for the season and 5-0-1 in the Huron League.

Clawson 10 - NewHaven 4
Clawson coach Jared Kullman had three players notch hat tricks against the Rockets; Will Pasquin, Tyler Jugon and Richard Cramer all had three goals. Tyler Lehman scored once.
Lehman also had two assists.Jugon and Pasquin had one assist, as did Cramer. Also notching assists were Alex Maison, Mitchell Smith, Rocky Andrews, Lucas Rich and James Torres.
New Haven's Klaudio Gega scored twice. Collecting a goal apiece were Marko Ivanaj and Dallas Bonkowski. Assisting were Aurel Gega and Damian Nicholson. The Rockets are 2-3, 4-5-1. Keeper Chris Aress made 11 saves for Clawson (6-0, 8-0-2).

September 19th

Warren Tower 1 - Centerline 1

Hudsonville Freedom Baptist 6 - Wyoming Tri-Unity Christian 0
At Tri-unity, Freedom Baptist forward Shane Barthuly scored three goals for his second hat trick of the season. Freedom led 2-0 at halftime against its River Valley Conference rival. Also scoring for Freedom were Nate Weflen, Zack Gatlin and Jake Campbell. Falcons goalie Ethan Davis posted his fifth shut out of the season. Freedom outshot the Defenders 33-3. Freedom improves to 6-4-1 overall and 3-0-0 in conference.

Traverse City Central 8 - Ludington 0
Traverse City Central is 8-2 and Ludington is 4-5-2. Shots on Goals : Traverse City Central 18 Ludington 2,
They stopped the game with 25:44 left in the 2nd Half. Because of 8 Goals Mercy Rule.

Traverse City Central JV 8 - Ludington JV 0
Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 8-0-1 and Ludington Junior Varsity is 4-4-1. Shots On Goals : Traverse City Central Junior Varsity 18 Ludington Junior Varsity 0. They stopped the game with 2:02 left in the 2nd Half, Because of 8 Goals Mercy Rule.

Forest Hills Eastern 3 - Portage Central 1
FHE is now 8-2. 

Grand Blanc 1 - Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 3
Scoring two gaols for Stoney Creek was Jordan Tyler and one goal by Raoul Fulgos. Sheldon Medici was in net for Stoney Creek. Grand Blanc (8-1-1 Overall).

East Lansing Soccer Invitational

Dexter 0 - Portage Northern 0
Dexter advances 3-2 on penalty kicks.

Championship game
Dexter 1 - Midland 0
Dexter is now 6-2-3.

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Carlson Third Annual JV Soccer Invitational
Garden City won the tournament followed by Carlson in second place.

Milan1 - Riverview 0

Garden City 3 - Carlson 0

Garden City 2 - Milan 1

Carlson 1 - Riverview 0

Carlson 1 - Milan 0

Riverview 2 - Garden City 2

Scoring for the Marauders were Andrew Gronda and Dustin Demitroff. Recording two shutouts in net for Carlson was Andreas Gikas.

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September 18th

Perry 4 - Williamston 1
Sophmore Austin Dunn scored 3 goals, sophmore Nick Ingersol 1 goal for Perry. perry 7-1(1-0 CAAC) and Williamston 3-6-1 (0-1 CAAC)

Lutheran Westland 3 - Inter-City Baptist 2
Gage Flanery scored 3 goals in the 2nd half for Lutheran Westland (2-3-2, 1-3-2 MIAC). Steve Fiema and Jimmy Vanderaa scored for ICB (6-4-1, 2-4-0 MIAC). HT: 2-0 ICB.

Fraser 1 - Dakota 0
Fraser Ramblers earns their second victory of the season. Adam Burton scores the only goal of the match from great pass from Brian Amann. Senior goalie Nino Tannahill earns his first shut of the season. The team played well today, but coach Kick would like acknowledge the efforts that of Adam Burton , Cale Burke, Brandon Weiland and Brian Amann brought to the game.Great job to all the players...

Fraser JV 2 - Dakota JV 2

Brother Rice 3 - U of D Jesuit 2
Rice jumped in front on first half goals by Cody Hall and Ali Omari. In the second half Mike Fennessy scored for Rice before U of D answered with goals by Cameron Roberts and Darnell Miller. Rice moves to 4-0-4 overall and 2-0-2 in the Catholic League while U of D drops to 1-2-1 in the Catholic League.

Woodhaven JV 6 - Melvindale JV 0
The Junior Warrior's came away with a 6-0 win over Melvindale. Mark Ditzhazy scored 2 goals. Tyler Gillespey, Jamal Safah Austin, Carevic and Trevor Kowalczyk each chipped in with a goal. Henry Hawley had 2 assists. Vince Vassala, Merrick Konja and Trevor Kowalczyk each added 1 assist. Goalies Adam Michel and Mark Ditzhazy split the shutout. Ryan Clark also had an outstanding game. The Warrior's are 2-2 in League play and 4-5-1 overall.

Woodhaven 3 - Melvindale 0
In a Downriver League match, the Warriors of Woodhaven slipped past a pesky young Melvindale side to the tune of 3-0. The Warriors were coming off a heartbreaking 0-1 overtime loss at Southgate and playing their third game in four days. Melvindale worked hard and shut down the Warriors until the 32nd minute mark when Alex Troisi caught the corner from about 30 yards out, helped by a crowed goal area. This followed a nice pass from Mario Konja. Just before half time, Mario Konja collected a slick through ball from Zack Bennett and hustled around the keeper to give the Warriors a two goal half time lead. Melvindale had some nice shots on Woodhaven keeper, Nate Bayer but the keeper did his job well. Half time 2-0. Second half, a lot of good work by both teams but not a lot of chances. Tony DiResta was in goal for the Warriors and stopped several good quality shots to keep the Melvindale off the board. Great defensive effort from Melvindale shut down the Warriors offense until the 35th minute, when Austin Ruddell converted a penalty kick. Great effort in a very sporting match by both teams. The Warriors were well served by Nick DiResta, Austin Ruddell, Lucas Seymour, Cody Repp, Roger Salinas, Matt Pendrick and Luke McCormick. Tony DiResta and Nate Bayer shared the shut-out. The Warriors record stands at 4-2-1 in the Downriver League while Melvindale slip to 1-6-0.

Mason 2 - Okemos 0
Mason goals by Zach Rogers and Josh Rudd. Mason assists by Mark Stewart and Lucas Rudd. In goal for Mason, Jacob Derby with 5 saves. In goal for Okemos, Dan McGrath with 5 saves. Mason's record is now 10-2 (2-0 in CAAC Red). Okemos' record is now 5-5-1 (1-1 in CAAC Blue).

Livonia Stevenson 1 - Country Day 0
Stevenson forward Chris Sergison headed in a corner kick late in the first half for the win. Country Day’s record is 11-2.

Lakeland 2 - Waterford Mott 0
Lakeland's goals were scored by Will Schwartz and Trent Sawgle. Ben Lang recorded the shutout in goal. Lakeland is now 6-3-2 and Mott is 1-5-1.

Lakeland JV 5 - Waterford Mott JV 0

Clawson 2 - Marysville 0

Livonia Franklin 4 - Garden City 3
Scoring for Garden City was Tyler Arban [a. Vaughn Frederick], Andrew Hthiy [a. John Selenski], and Tyler Arban [a. Andrew Hthiy]. #11 for Franklin had 2 goals The game’s deciding goal was an own goal in the 45th minute. GC is 4-3-2.

South Lyon 3 - South Lyon East 0
South Lyon is now 4-5-2 overall and 1-2-1 in the KLAA Central. South Lyon East is 1-4-2 overall and 0-4 in the KLAA Central.

September 17th 

Oakland Christian 2 - Birmingham Roeper 0

Lutheran North 8 - Harper Woods 0

Ypsilanti JV 4 - Adrian JV 1

Cranbrook 4 - Clarenceville 0
Cranbrook travelled to Clarenceville to match up with the Trojans in Cranbrook's first Metro Conference game of the season. Cranbrook would walk away with a 4-0 win to start their conference play on a high note. Alex King opened the scoring with a nice penalty kick. Later in the half, King served in a beautiful ball which Andy Holmes was able to volley into the net. Holmes added his second goal of the game shortly after halftime. Junior Connor Sakwa scored the fourth and final goal for the Cranes. Andrew Rouff recorded his first shutout of the season. Cranbrook (4-1-1). Clarenceville (6-3-1).

Harbor Beach 6 - Brown City 2
The Pirates had two goals from Seth Guza, and Dustin Mazure. Tyler Mausolf and Ethan Booms each added a goal. Scott Grekowicz had 3 assists, Seth Guza had 2 and Tyler Guza had the last assist. HB is 1-0 in the Greater Thumb East Conference and 12-0-1 overall.

Walled Lake Central 5 - Waterford Kettering 1
WLC goals: Chad Russell (2) John Alonzo, Michael Noeske and Tyler Hoffman.

Baptist Park 7 - Franklin Road 2
Senior Tim Short led BP with 4 goals and 2 assists. Junior Andrew Bruck scored twice, and junior Matthew Reid also added a goal and an assist. Senior Adam Thompson, junior Mike Martin, and sophomore Noah Bruck each had 1 assist. Nick Ward and Sam Tracey each scored for Franklin Road. BP's record is now 5-3 (5-2 MIAC Red).

Lake Orion 8 - Seaholm 0
Reed Losee led the Lake Orion Dragons tonight with 3 goals and 2 assists. Also scoring for Lake Orion was Jacob Sims (2), Blake Skamiera, Derek Schrauben and Jesus Ginez. In goal for LO was Emilio Arribas and their record is now 6-1-2.

Bloomfield Hills Andover 1 - Avondale 0
The Barons defeated the Yellow Jackets in this OAA Red matchup. Andover's goal was scored by Alec Prouty with an assist from Zach Bergman. Joe Wyzgoski made several key saves along the way to record the shutout. Andover is now 2-7-1 for the season and 1-4-0 in league (OAA Red). Avondale is now 4-5-2 overall and 1-5-0 in league (OAA Red).

Bloomfield Hills Andover 1 - Avondale 0
The Barons defeated the Yellow Jackets in this OAA Red matchup. Andover's goal was scored by Alec Prouty with an assist from Zach Bergman. Joe Wyzgoski made several key saves along the way to record the shutout. Andover is now 2-7-1 for the season and 1-4-0 in league (OAA Red). Avondale is now 4-5-2 overall and 1-5-0 in league (OAA Red).

Dexter 3 - Ypsilanti Lincoln 2
Dexter is now 5-2-2 (SEC 3-0-1) - Ypsilanti Lincoln is now 3-3-1 (SEC 1-3-0).

Dexter JV 5 - Ypsilanti Lincoln JV 0

Novi Detroit CC 2 - De La Salle 1
Josh Gatt had a goal and an assist, Ryan Majsac had the other goal. We Harding was in net for the Shamrocks.
CC is 7-1-3 overall and 3-0-1 on the Catholic League Central.

Petoskey 1 - Traverse City Central 0
Petoskey is 2-0 in the Big North Conference and 8-2 overall and Traverse City Central is 1-1 in the Big North Conference and 7-2 overall. Petoske is at Cheboygan on Saturday and Traverse City Central will play at home game aganist Ludington on Saturday at 12:00 Noon.

Traverse City Central JV 1 - Petoskey JV 0
Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 7-0-1 and Petoskey Junior Varsity is 4-2-3. Traverse City Central Junior Varsity will play at home aganist Ludington Junior Varsity at 12:00 noon.

Bishop Foley 5 - Cabrini 0

Dearborn 8 - Berkley 4
At Dearborn, in a game that did not feature much defense, Dearborn defeated Berkley 8-4. Dearborn got on the board first with a goal from freshman Ali Jawad in the 37th minute of the first half. Berkley scored shortly after. Soony Saad scored his first of three goals in the 32nd minute with a strike from midfield that beat the Berkley goalie. Saad finished the half with three goals as Dearborn was up 5-1 at half. Evan Gage scored 10 minutes into the second half to bring the lead to 6-1 before Berkley came roaring back. Berkley scored twice to make the score 6-3 before Ali Sabra scored off a corner and Evan Gage added his third of the game with a penalty kick in the 10 th minute of the second half. Berkley scored one more time to bring the score to 8-4. Dearborn is 6-0-2 and Berkley is 6-3-2.

Walled Lake Northern 2 - Walled Lake Western 0

Junior Kyle Rutz scored the first goal in the first half. Senior Ben Cosgrove scored in the second half which was assisted by Senior Shane Cesarz. WLN is 9-2-1 (4-0-0 in KLAA North)

Grand Rapids South Christian 3 - Hastings 1
Senior forward Drew Lockwood scored two goals for the Sailors as South Christian defeated Hastings 3-1 in OK Gold action at Hastings. Lockwood got South on the board at 15:44 of the first half as the Sailors led 1-0 at halftime. Lockwood added his second goal from ten yards out with 25:59 to play in the second half to widen the lead to 2-0. Dan Miedema added a third goal for South just two minutes later to extend the lead to 3-0. Zach Bolthouse scored for the Saxons with 45 seconds left to account for the Hastings tally. South Christian moved to 6-0 in the league (8-0-1 overall) to retain sole possession of first place.

Rochester Adams 4 - Troy Athens 1

Royal Oak 2 - Rochester 1
Royal Oak overall record: 10-1-2. Royal Oak OAA RED record: 3-1-1.

Stoney Creek 0 - Lahser 0

Tawas 8 - Oscoda 4
Scoring for Oscoda was AJ Morse with 3 goals and Kyle McCausey with 1. Brenden Eberhardt and Jordan Corwin earned assists.
Coty Nolff made18 saves on 26 shots against him. Oscoda took10 shots and scored on 4. Brandon McCausey had 1 non-keeper save, 6 steals and 14 intercepts. Evan Dennis had 7 intercepts. Oscoda falls to 7-3 on the season.

Grand Blanc 6 - Hartland 0
Grand Blanc (8-0-1 Overall); (3-0-1 KLAA).

Eaton Rapids 2 - Charlotte 0
Eaton Rapids goals by Adam Jaksa and Ricky Glasgow. Assists by Bryce Richards and Jake Masteller. Jake Masteller had 2 saves in goal for his 5th shut out. Eaton Rapids record is 5-3-4 (1-0 CAAC Gold).

Eaton Rapids JV 8 - Charlotte JV 0

Lutheran South 5 - Parkway Christian 0
Lutheran South is now 7-0-1 (7-0 MIAC). Parkway Christian is now 1-7-1.

Salem 3 - Livonia Stevenson 0
Salem 8-2-2, 4-0-0 KLAA

Churchill 4 - Canton 0
Churchill is now 9-0-1, Canton falls to 6-3-2.

Birch Run 7 - Hemlock 0
Birch Run Goals: Caleb Szukhent 2, Dallas VanDeusen 2, Kyle Landon 1, Caleb Slavik 1, Kevin Abdella 1. Assists: Matt Grim 2, Aaron Steinley 1, Caleb Slavik 1, Korey Cuthbertson 1. Keeper Saves Kyle Landon 1, Kevin Abdella 1 for Birch Run. Hemlock played a hard fought game and the competition was good. All of the birch run Players were able to get playing time. It seems as the team beginning to found an identity at the right time. Half 5-0 BR, SOG 26-2. Birch Run 7-2-3 O/A; 3-1-2 TVC-East.

September 16th 

Warren WoodsTower 2 - Saint Clair 0
Towers first goal was scored by Jacob Warwinsky assisted by Sherwin Yang. Second goal was scored by Sherwin Yang assisted by Gordon Kelly.

L'Anse Cruese North 4 - Dakota 0
The LCN soccer team came away with a victory over the visiting Dakota Cougars with a 4-0 victory. Goals came from Fred LeDuc, Blaine Sackett, Ryan Driscoll, all assisted by Kyle Formanczcyk in the first half 3-0. Derek Granum scored the loan goal assisted by Ryan Driscoll in the 2nd half. The shut out went to Eni Survaria and Ryan Featherstone. Outstanding play from the entire team in the victory.

Oxford 3 - Flint-Kearsley 1
Oxford 2 - 0 in the FML. Flint-Kearsley drops to 1 - 1.

Brandon 2 - Clio 0

Melvindale JV 2 - Carlson JV 1
The Carlson Marauders travelled to Melvindale last night for a match against the Cardinals. The JV teams took the field in a battle of non-winners. Melvindale scored first just 2-1/2 minutes into the game and took the 1-0 lead into halftime. We answered in the second half just 3 minutes in, thanks to Petey LeFevers assisted by Dustin Demitroff. The Marauders gave up another goal with 26 minutes left and could not get the tying goal. Carlson lost by a score of 1-2, making their overall record 0-5-1.

Carlson 4 - Melvindale 0
The Varsity team took the field next and Carlson tried to build off their impressive OT win against Lincoln Park Monday night. Carlson scored first in the 15th minute from Kyle Krzesowik, assisted by Andrew Browning. In the 32nd minute, the Marauders struck again, this time from the foot of Brandon Knott, assisted by the goalkeeper of the first half, Andreas Gikas. Carlson took a 2-0 lead into half time. Andreas gave way to Andy Bobowski in net for the second half. Andreas scored in the 56th minute for his first goal of the season, assisted by Brandon Knott. Just 4 minutes later, the Marauders added the final goal from Brandon Knott, assisted by Kyle Krzesowik. Carlson wins 4-0 and will be at home Monday night against Woodhaven. Andy and Andreas team up for the shut out win. Three players were called up from the Carlson JV team for the game and played real well: Jean Carl Borg, Andrew Gronda and Justin Holbrook. Carlson now has an overall record of 6-4-3 and 5-2-0 in the Downriver league.

Clawson 6 - Warren Fitzgerald 0
At Clawson, Richard Cramer and Will Pasquin both scored twice and Tyler Jugon had a goal and an assist for Clawson (6-0-2). Lucas Rich had two assists and Chris Aress had the shutout in net for the Trojans.

Fraser's # 8, Mike Kelper works his way to the goal

Fraser 2 - Lakeview 1
Fraser HS Ramblers earns their first victory of the season, scoring twice at the Lakeview Huskies home field. Both goals came in the first half of play. Mike Kepler scoring his first goal of the season and assisted by Sean Mok, the second scored by Sean Mok and assisted by Jon Mueller. First year Varsity Coach Tim Kick Fraser HS commended his team on there work ethic and team play. Our defense really played a very organized game, standout players team captain Cale Burke, Corey Foster, team captain Adam Burton, Dean Williams, and Keith Swistock all controlled the game with solid defense. The Lakeview Huskies, added goal late in the game.

Fraser JV 3 - Lakeview JV 1
Coach Paul Kepler commented on his team that they played very solid.

West Bloomfield 1- North Farmington 1

Pontiac 5 - Detroit Cesar Chavez 1

Trenton 7 - Taylor Kennedy 1
Goals scored by Gianni DiPoce (2), Hayden Wirtz (2), Matt McCourt, Dayne Patterson, & Jesse Stefani. Assists from Aaron Horst, Blake Rusnak, Dayne Patterson (2), Gianni DiPoce, & Jesse Stefani. Kennedy goal scored by #10. Trenton's record improves to 7-0.

Valley Lutheran 3 - North Branch 0
Keeper Saves: Drew Archer 7 saves. Current Record: 6-4-2. League Record(TVC East): 3-2-1.

North Branch JV 2 - Valley Lutheran JV 1
Goals: Mike Laakso-2. Assists: Jacob Luke.

Garden City 6 - Redford Thurston 0
Scoring for Garden City: Tyler Arban (2 goals); assists Josh Sheko and John Selenski: Richard Blevins (2 goals): 1 unassisted and Josh Selenski with the other assist: Brandon Grabda from Tyler Arban; Andy Chambo from Andrew Hthiy. Robert Zemboy earned the shut out for Garden City making 3 saves. Nathanael Gallegos had twelve saves for Thurston.

Redford Union 8 - Romulus 0

Birch Run 5 - Millington 1
Birch Run scored first to get the game rolling. Less than a minute later Millington gets a PK attempt and misses. Then the official awards Millington a retake in which jg Garrett makes. That is the end of the score for Millington for the night. Birch Run's Matt Grim goes on to score two goals in the next 12 minutes to put his team up for good. Goal scores for Birch Run Matt Grim 3G: Caleb Slavik 1G, 2A; Caleb Szukhent 1G; Matt Landon 1A; Korey Cuthbertson 1A. Keeper Kyle Landon 8 saves. Half 3-1 BR SOG 30-8 BR. Birch Run 6-2-3 O/A, 3-1-2 TVC-East

September 15th

Birmingham Roeper 3 - Lutheran Westland 0
Roeper 3-3 (2-2). 

Cranbrook1 - Berkley 1

Lake Orion  4  -  Andover  0
Reed Losee led the Lake Orion Dragons to victory with 3 goals and 1 assist.  Also scoring for LO was Jacob Sims.  Lake Orion's record is now 5-1-2.

Farmington  2 - Farmington Hills Harrison  0 

Ferndale 1 - Groves 1
Kyle Rose converted a pk halfway through the second half to tie the game.Ferndale is 3-3-1 overall and 0-2-1 in OAA White.
Up next for the Eagles is a trip to Stockbridge on Saturday for a tournament.

Grosse Ile 2 - Woodhaven 0
Grosse Ile's record now 4-1-1 overall.

Walled Lake Western 6  - Lakeland 1
Western hosted a very good Lakeland team in a KLAA North  match.  Lakeland took an early lead on a goal by Will Schwartz,
 but Western led 2-1 at the half on a pair of goals by Nick Lewin. In the second half, Adam Wright scored twice for the Warriors,
 and Lewin completed his hat trick.  Kyle Alsheskie also scored  for Western who are 6-1-1 (2-0-1).  Lakeland fall to 5-3-2 (1-2-0).

Grand Rapids South Christian 2 - Grand Rapids Forest Hills Eastern 1
OK Gold conference rivals South Christian and top-ranked Forest Hills Eastern met Tuesday evening in a matchup of state powerhouses at Eastern that saw the Sailors edge the Hawks 2-1. South Christian, ranked seventh in Division 3 in the current poll, got a goal from forward Hal Phillips in the tenth minute of the first half to put South up 1-0. Phillips won a race to the ball with Eastern goalkeeper Graham Wallace and scored from the top of the box while falling sideways register the initial tally. The Hawks, ranked first in Division 2, answered with a goal of their own in the fourteenth minute when senior forward Ben Thomas beat Sailor goaltender Jake Haag to the far post from twenty three yards out to tie the game.
Phillips scored what would be the game winner for South with 4:57 remaining in the first half when he took a pass from Kyle Kok and chipped a shot over Wallace from seventeen yards out to give the Sailors a 2-1 lead.
The scoreless second half saw the territorial advantage dominated by Eastern but answered by solid interior defense from South. Each side had several excellent scoring opportunities - Eastern in the last twenty minutes of the second half and South in the last ten minutes of the half - but neither could capitalize. South Christian improved its OK Gold record to 5-0 with the road win and now stands at 7-0-1 overall.

Ann Arbor Greenhills 5 - Plymouth Christain Academy 0
Greenhills (ranked #1) controlled the game in defeating PCA (ranked #10) in an MIAC blue division matchup. Peter Jacobson scored three goals. Josh Kahn scored twice. Matt Canter and Kyle Wozniak each worked one half in goal for the shut-out.Greenhills is now 7-1 (3-0 in MIAC Blue).

Oscoda 5 - Gladwin 0

The Oscoda Owls soccer squad visited Skeels Christian on Tuesday evening and returned with a shutout victory, 5-0. The Owls took control early and although the halftime score was only 1-0, the Owls commanded the play.
Freshman Tony Weed opened the scoring in the 26th minute when he finished off a Kyle McCausey pass. Oscoda took 7 shots in the first half as compared to only 2 for the Eagles. In the second half the Owls took 10 shots, scoring on 4 of them. Senior captain AJ Morse led the way with two goals, the first just three minutes into the second half. Sophomore midfielder, Jordan Corwin added one. Junior Kyle McCausey added the fifth. McCausey also earned three assists in the match. Brenden Eberhardt and Ansu Kromah each earned an assist also.
"We were solid on the defensive end tonight", was Coach Gary Schneider's view. "We did a good job of ball possession on a bumpy, hard and uneven field. We need to continue to work on cashing in on chances in front of the net."
Leading the defense was Brandon McCausey with 17 intercepts and 9 steals. Buddy Jackson racked up 6 steals and 2 intercepts. Jeremy Smith made 1 steal, 5 intercepts and made a non-keeper save. Evan Dennis started in goal for the first time as a varsity player. Dennis made 2 stops in the first half. Senior Coty Nolff took over in goal and stopped all 8 shots against him to preserve the shutout.
"We played exceptionally well tonight", was defender Eric Ostrander's take. "Communication on the field was good. Ball control was difficult on such a rough field."
The Owls host rival Tawas on Thursday night at 7:00pm and then welcome Ogemaw on Friday at 5:00pm.

Waterford Mott1 - Waterford Kettering 0

Notre Dame Prep 1 - OL St. Mary's 1

Clarkston 3 - Avondale 0
Clarkston (8-2-1) scored 2 in the first half and had a PK in the second half to win this OAA Red match-up. Avondale drops to 4-5-2.

Grand Blanc 5 - Pinckney 1
Grand Blanc (7-0-1 Overall); (2-0-1 KLAA).

Oakland Christian 6 - Inter-City Baptist 0

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 4 - Howell Athletic Assn. of Christian Homeschoolers 0
The Irish goals were scored by Matt Barera (2), Michael Tabers and Peter Vites. Mark Grum and Michael Tabers each had two assists. The Irish move to 7-1-0 on the year. 0-0 at halftime.

Luthern Northwest 7 - Parkway Christian 2

Salem 2 - Northville 0
Salem is 7-2-2, 3-0-0 KLAA

Rochester Adams 5 - Birmingham Seaholm 1

Novi Detroit CC 7 - Divine Child 1
CC defeated Divine Child 7-1 in Catholic League play. The Shamrocks were paced by Mike Tolkacz who netted a hat trick and Josh Gatt who had a goal and three assists. Jon Malecke, Ryan Majsak, and Cole Borland also scored for CC. Kyle Bloom scored the lone goal for Divine Child. CC is now 6-1-2.

Canton 6 - Livonia Franklin 0
Goals by Connor Furgason (2), Mitch Posuniak (2), Shean Krolicki, and Daniel Ovesea. Kai Walther and Brandon Laabs split the shutout. Canton's record is now 6-2-2.

September 14th

Warren Woods Tower 2 - Marysville 2

Towers first goal was scored by Devon McVettie unassisted, second goal was scored by Devon McVettie assisted by Midhat Livadic.  Marysville goals were scored by Jamie Foxwell unassisted.

Ypsilanti 0 -  Monroe Jefferson 0 
Tough game played by both teams. Ypsilanti had 8 shots on net. Monroe Jefferson had 2 shots on net. Both keepers walked away with a shutout. Ypsilanti is now 2-1-1 overall & 0-1-0 in SEC play.

Mason 2 - Waverly 0
Mason goals by Jordan Raab and Josh Rudd.  Mason assist by Bill Wilson.  In goal for Mason, Jacob Derby with two saves and Tim Lyon with three saves.  In goal for Waverly, Travis Harris with 17 saves.  Mason's record is 9-2 (2-0 in CAAC Red).  Waverly's record is 3-8 (1-1 in CAAC Red).

Trenton 8 - Taylor Truman 0
Goals scored by Sean Calo (2), Dayne Patterson (2), Gianni DiPoce (2), Jesse Stefani, & Matt McCourt. Assists from Jesse Sykes, Justin Horst, Gianni DiPoce, Nate Hiske, Sean Calo, & Jesse Stefani. Goal keepers Ian Sullivan and Dylan Bemus combined to earn the shutout.

Clawson 2 - Ferndale 1

Tyler Lehman’s goal in the second half proved to be the difference maker, as Clawson edged Ferndale 2-1 in boys soccer Monday night. Lehman scored on a pass from Richard Cramer, and Clawson (5-0-2) goalkeeper Chris Airess did the rest to keep his team out of the loss column. Airess finished with six saves on the evening. Ferndale (3-3) struck first, as Anthony Boazeau found the back of the net in the first half. Clawson freshman Tyler Jugon tied the game with a goal in the first half.

North Branch 1-Birch Run 1
Goals: Zach Thibodeau. Assist: Elliott Orr. Keeper Saves: Drew Archer 5 saves. Current Record: 6-3-2. League Record(TVC East): 3-1-1.

Goodrich JV 5 - North Branch JV 0  

Garden City 3  - Belleville 0

GC opens the WWAC competition with a win over visiting Bellville. Junior Robert Zemboy has the shut out for GC making 8 saves. Senior Jesse Childers kept the Tigers in the game allowing only one goal until the 73^rd minute. Scoring for GC was Junior Andrew Hthiy (a. Tyler Arban) in the 17^th minute; Senior Simon Outlaw (a. Josh Selenski) in the 73^rd minute; and Senior Tyler Arban (unassisted) in the 80^th minute. Recording 4 shots for the Tigers was Senior Patrick Mudroch. GC’s record stands @ 3-2-2, 1-0 WWAC. 

 Dearborn 5 - North Farmington 2

 At Dearborn, Soony Saad scored three goals (two in the first and one in the second) and also one assist.  Ahmad Jawad scored two goals, one in each half, and also recorded an assist.  Hassan Saab and Paul Pallas also both recorded an assist each.  North Farmington rallied late scoring two goals in the last three minutes.  Dearborn is now 4-0-2 and North Farmington is 6-1-2.  Dearborn next plays Belleville in Belleville Wednesday evening.

Farmington Hills Harrison 1 - Milford 0
Madala Mathurin scored for the Hawks.

Dearborn Fordson 3 - Redford Union 0  

September 12th

Inter City Baptist 2 - Roeper 1

Roeper started the game 6 minutes in with a goal which carried to halftime.  Freshman Derek Doran scored 18 minutes into the second half and sophomore Jeremie Miller scored the game winner with 11 minutes to go.  I.C. is 6-2-1 and 2-2 in league play and Roeper is 2-3 and 1-2 in league play.

Grand Blanc  2 - Traverse City West  0
Grand Blanc is now (6-0-1) Overall

Walled Lake Northern 5 - Farmington Harrison 0

GROVES SOCCER INVITATIONAL
 
Groves  0 - Flushing  0

Frankenmuth  3 - Notre Dame Prep  1

Groves  2 -  Notre Dame Prep  0

Flushing  3 - Frankenmuth  1

Flushing  1 - Notre Dame Prep  0

Groves  2 - Frankenmuth  0
 
Both Groves and Flushing finish 2-0-1 First tie-breaker was head to head and 2nd was goals against. Groves wins tourney Groves is now 9-2-1 on the season. 

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Mason Invitational

Seminfinals

Mason 4 - Jackson County Western 0

Holt 2 - DeWitt 0

Consolation Game

DeWitt 8 - Jackson County Western 0

Championship Game

Holt 3 - Mason 0

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Liggett Tournament

Cranbrook 2 - Liggett 1 (OT)

In the final, Cranbrook scored in overtime to win the game and the tournament.  Liggett scored first, but Cranbrook was able to tie it before halftime. The second half was scoreless, with both teams having several opportunities. Senior captain Jeff Hammond scored his second goal of the game only 1:30 into the overtime period, handing Liggett their first loss of the season.  Four Cranbrook players were selected to the all-tournament team. Cranbrook is now (3-1-0). Liggett (4-1-1).

Plymouth Christian 2 - Hudsonville Freedom Baptist 1

PCA came up against #2 ranked team in the state, Freedom-Baptist from Hudsonville.  About halfway through the first half PCA goalie Jordan Allen collided with outside defensive back Matt Zandee which gave the Freedom Baptist forward an open goal.  He slide it home for Freedom's first and only goal of the game.  It stayed 1-0 until about 15 minutes in the 2nd half when forward Jordan Machonga from PCA followed a direct kick taken by Dan Ross which came off the post and then found it's way into the net with a solid left-footed strike by Machonga.  The game winner came with about 15 minutes left in the 2nd half when Machonga split the defenders and blasted a strike past the charging keeper for his 2nd goal of the game.  PCA will face #1 ranked GreenHills on Tuesday at GreenHills.  PCA overall record 3-2-1. 

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Troy Athens 2 - Anchor Bay 0

The Redhawks from Athens won their 3rd game in a row with a 2-0 shutout over the host Tars from Anchor Bay. Tyler Channell staked Athens to a 1-0 halftime lead after finishing a cross from Sunny Shettigar 15 minutes into the game. With 10 minutes remaining, Sarmad Abdulla took a short feed from Channell to make it 2-0. Goalkeeper Alec Bezerra recorded 6 saves to register his 2nd shutout of the season for the 3-3-0 Redhawks, who travel to Lahser on Tuesday night.

Eaton Rapids 1 - Gull Lake 1
Eaton Rapids goal by Ricky Glasgow.  Assist by Ben Gemalsky.  Jake Masteller had 5 saves in goal. Eaton Rapids record is 4-3-4.

Gull Lake JV 2 - Eaton Rapids JV 1

Bad Axe Invitational Tournament

Harbor Beach 2 - Lakers 0

In the first game against Lakers, the Pirates scored in the ninth minute on a corner kick.   Scott Grekowicz served the ball to the middle of the goal.  Alex Delpiere flicked the ball to the far post with his head, and a waiting Seth Guza volleyed the ball in.  Grekowicz scored the second goal four minutes later with a low shot to the goal from 25 yards out.

  Harbor Beach 1 - North Branch 0

In the second game against North Branch, Grekowicz was tripped and pushed while setting up for a shot in the goal box. The referee called the foul and awarded HB a penalty kick.  Scott buried the ball into the corner of the goal for the lone goal of the game. North Branch keeper saves: Drew Archer 6 saves.

North Branch 6 - Cass City 1
Goals: Cody Kipp-2, Billy McKnight, Brendan Dye, Dan Woods, Dylan Johnson. Assist: Elliott Orr, Landon Orr, Cody Schwartz, Keegan Martus, Brendan Dye. Keeper Saves: Drew Archer 2 saves, Dan Wood 1 save

North Branch 1 - Cros Lex 0
Goals: Billy McKnight. Assist: Patrick Ankley. Keeper Saves: Drew Archer 2 saves.

North Branch 2 - Bad Axe 0
Goals: Cody Kipp-2. Assist:Patrick Ankley. Keeper Saves: Drew Archer 1 save, Dan Woods 1 save.

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Walled Lake Western 1  - Walled Lake Central 1
Western are now 5-1-1.  Central are 2-2-3.   Both teams are 1-0-1 in the KLAA North. Central won the boot trophy in a shootout 4-3.

Riverview Gabriel Richard 2 - Shrine 0
Shrine is 5-2-0 (2-1-0).

Royal Oak 4 - Carlson 0

Carlson traveled to Royal Oak High school for an eight team tournament including: Royal Oak High School , Grosse Pointe North, Sterling Hgts Henry Ford II, Berkley , Brandon , Monroe and Pontiac . Carlson opened their play against host school Royal Oak . Royal Oak was the better team and played a game of possession as the Marauders were left chasing the play. Royal Oak scored in the 7^th, 25^th and 27^th minutes of the first half for a 3-0 lead. They added one more goal in the second half as the Marauders started to play better, but they just couldn’t get out of the hole they were in.

Pontiac was fast and the Marauders couldn’t keep up. Carlson found themselves in a hole early by giving up a pair of quick goals. Pontiac took a 3-0 lead into the half and then added two more goals in the second half in the 32^nd and 54^th minutes. Carlson lost their second game of the day and had 20 minutes to get ready for Sterling Heights Henry Ford II High School.

Sterling Heights Henry Ford 4 - Carlson 3 (SO)

Henry Ford lost their second match of the day to Monroe in a penalty kick shoot out and were definitely out for revenge. Carlson really picked up their play for this one and started with the first goal of the match in the 5^th minute, thanks to Kyle Krzesowik on a long ball switching fields from defender Andrew Browning. Henry Ford added a matching goal in the 21^st minute, creating a tied match at half time. Henry Ford scored two quick goals in the 39^th and 42^nd minutes to take a 3-1 lead. Carlson was prepared to fight back and answered with goals in the 43^rd minute from Adam Jones, assisted by Justin Hunter and then again in the 49^th minute from James Garner assisted by Adam Jones. For the second time in the day, Henry Ford had to let this one get settled in penalty kick shootout fashion. This time though, after both teams scored on the first 5 kicks, Carlson was stopped and Henry Ford found the back of the net for the winner. Carlson overall record this season now stands at 4-5-2.Playing great for the Carlson Marauders in this tournament were defenders Andrew Kohn and Zach Mlostek.

Williamston Fall Soccer Showcase

Country Day won the Williamston Fall Soccer Showcase for the third consecutive year. Country Day midfielders Jack Brown and Kotaro Mitsuhashi were named to the all-tournament team.  Country Day senior Ethan Seery, with 3 goals, was named the tournament MVP. 

Country Day 3 - Williamston 1

Adriel Neely scored Country Day’s first goal. DCDS sophomore Vikas Kilaru scored the winner with Tariq Akeel providing the insurance goal late in the game.  

Country Day 4 - Whitehall 2

Whitehall scored first.  Country Day responded with goals by Jeff Rogers and Ethan Seery.  Whitehall scored to tie the game. Country Day responded again with goals by Adriel Neely and Ethan Seery.

 Country Day 2 -  Goodrich 1

Mahesh Umasankar’s goal gave DCDS an early lead.  Goodrich forward Alex Arnold tied the game.  Ethan Seery scored the game winner in the last minutes of the game.  Country Day’s record is now 10 – 1. 

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Alpena Invitational
 
Alpena 3 - Sault Sainte Marie 0
 
Dearborn Fordson 1 - Boyne City 0
 
Bay City Central 4 - Sault Sainte Marie 0
 
Temperance - Bedford 2 Dearborn Fordson 0
 
Alpena 1 - Boyne City 0
 
Temperance - Bedford 7 Boyne City 0
 
(Consolation Game for 3rd Place)
 
Dearborn Fordson 3 - Bay City Central 1
 
Chanpionship Game
 
Temperance - Bedford 2 - Alpnea 1
 
Alpena is 4-4.

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September 11th  

Cranbrook Kingswood 2 - Hudsonville Freedom Baptist 1

In the first game of the Liggett Invitational Tournament, senior captain Jeff Hammond scored 7 minutes into the game for the Cranes, and Alex King added a PK in the second half to put Cranbrook up 2-0. Hudsonville capitalized on a penalty shot of their own, but Cranbrook was able to hold off all remaining attacks to win the game 2-1. Cranbrook will play Liggett tomorrow at 3:30 pm in the tournament final. Cranbrook (2-1-0). Hudsonville Freedom Baptist (4-2-1).

Liggett 6 - Plymouth Christian 1
Match was 3-0 at half.  At the 10 minute mark in the 2nd half, freshmen Dan Ross found the back of the net off of a direct kick about 25 yards out.  Overall record 2-2-1

West Bloomfield 5 - Harrison 0

New Boston Huron 2   -  Riverview 0
Joey Newbery had a goal and an assist for the Chiefs. Jorge Loyo also scored as John Blazo had the other assist.  Zac Richardson earned his fourth shutout of the season for the 4-1-1 Chiefs. 

Traverse City Central 6 - Jenison 4
Traverse City Central is 7-1 and Jenison is 3-3-1.

Carlson 2 - Kennedy 1  

September 10th 

West Bloomfield 2 - Roeper 1

Lutheran North 3 - Imlay City 0

Warren Woods Tower 1 - Madison Hts. Lamphere 1.
Towers goal was scored by Jacob Warwinsky assisted by Nathan D'Addario.  Lamphere's goal was scored by Fadey Gozaef unassisted.

Ann Arbor Pioneer 3 - Troy 3

Harbor Beach 4 - Bad Axe 0
Harbor Beach had goals by Seth Guza and Scott Grekowicz in the first half and Dustin Mazure and Tyler Mausolf in the second half.  Christopher Hagedon had his fifth shut out.  The Pirates improve to 8-0-1 and will begin conference play next week in the Greater Thumb League East.

Ferndale 3 - Clarenceville 2
Ferndale is 3-2 o/a and 0-2 OAA White. Ferndale's goals: Kyle Rose (2), Michael Baugh. Assists go to Daniel Herrick (2) and Waka esalegn.
Ian Breen-Bondie gets the win in net making 8 saves Next for the Eagles is an away match at Clawson on Monday at 4:30. 

Brighton 0 - Grand Blanc 0

In an entertaining match that turned out to be fairly even in terms of possession and opportunities, Brighton and Grand Blanc battled to a draw this evening at Brighton's Sloan Field.  Brighton is now 3-1-2 overall; 1-0-1 KLAA West.  Grand Blanc is 5-0-1 overall; 1-0-1 KLAA West.  Brighton plays next at home versus Okemos on 9/12 Saturday.

Groves  1 - Farmington  0
In a very physical game which featured 7 yellows and 1 red for Groves.  They held off a very skilled Farmington team.  Goal was scored on a Zach Olmstead header from a free kick off the foot of Stefanos Thomopoulos at the 12:07 mark off the 2nd half.  That was the only shot Groves had on goal all night.  Christian Warner came up big in net for the teams 5th shutout of the year.  Groves improves to 7-2 overall and 3-0 in the OAA White.

Ypsilanti 7 - Romulus 0
Ypsilanti now improves to 2-1-0 overall & 0-1-0 in SEC Conference play.  

Brother Rice 2 - Fenton 0

Brother Rice goals were scored by Mike Fennessy and Peter Hensoldt.  Danny Torriglia and David Barnd shared the shutout. Rice is now 3-0-3 and next travels to De LaSalle on Tuesday September 15^th for a match with the top ranked Pilots. 

Grand Rapids South Christian 3 - Caledonia 1
Two of the area's traditional soccer rivals met in OK Gold conference action and the Sailors emerged with a 3-1 victory over Caledonia in a foul-filled, physical contest at South Christian. South scored first eight and a half minutes in when Hal Phillips took a pass at the edge of the Caledonia box and chipped a shot over charging keeper Blake Higley to make it 1-0. Ten minutes later Ben Kadau scored on an assist from Drew Lockwood to build South's lead to 2-0. Caledonia stepped up its own offensive pressure and was rewarded with a minute and a half left in the first half when David Otten got the Scots on the board with a rebound off his own penalty kick. The half ended 2-1.
Both teams continued to account for numerous foul calls in the second half and the Scots picked up a pair of yellow cards in the last eight minutes of the game. South Christian added the only goal of the second half when Sean Broekhuizen found the back of the net for South on a free kick from 25 yards out with two minutes remaining to make the final score 3-1. South upped its conference record to 4-0 (6-0-1 overall).

Milan 3 - Flat Rock 0
Michael Ketola scored two goals and Matt Maclachlan scored one as Milan defeated Flat Rock.  Milan is now 2-4-1 overall and 2-1-1 in the Huron League.

Walled Lake Northern 3 - Waterford Mott 0

Eaton Rapids 6 - Corunna 0
Eaton Rapids goals scored by Shane Zimmer 2, Tyler Orr 2, Adam Jaksa, Ryan Tomlinson.  Assists by Cody Fell 2, Bryce Richards 2, Adam Jaksa, Ryan Tomlinson.  Jake Masteller made 3 saves for his 4th shut out.  Eaton Rapids record is 4-3-3.

Eaton Rapids JV 2 - Corunna JV 2

September 9th 

Mason 3 - Owosso 1
Mason goals by Mike Cena, Tyler Raab, and Josh Rudd. Mason assists by Tyler Raab, Mark Stewart, and Chris Spyke. Owosso goal by John Stickel, assisted by Jarrod Pickell. In goal for Mason, Jacob Derby with one save. In goal for Owosso, Brennan Bucsi with 12 saves. Mason's record is now 7-1 and Owosso's is 2-4.

L'Anse Cruese 2 - Fraser 1

The LCN Boys Soccer team got off to a good start to league play with a 2-1 victory over Fraser High School. The first goal coming from Derek
Granum when he was played a beautiful chest pass from Fred Leduc to open the scoring 1-0. The second goal came just a couple minutes later
when Derek Granum took the ball from midfield in open space, beat one defender and then put the ball upper 90 from 25 yards out for his 4th
goal of the season. Great game from the team who are now 1-0 in conference play and 5-3 overall. Next game is home @ 4:00pm against
Romeo.

Walled Lake Northern 6 - Waterford Kettering  1 

The Warrior's traveled to Lincoln Park and came away with a 6-1 victory. Scoring for the Warrior's were Austin Carevic, Henry Hawley, Cody Briscoe,
Dominick Krstovski, Andrew Michel and Merrick Konja. Merrick Konja also had 3 assists. Ryan Clark chipped in with one. Great defensive performances by Kole Recker, Bennett Sparks, Tyler Gillespey, Lucas Seymour and Cody Schuckman. The Warrior's are 2-1 in league play and 3-3 overall.

Clawson 1 - Marine City 0

At Marine City.  Tyler Jugon assisted on a Will Pasquin goal in the first half for Clawson, which defeated Marine City 1-0 in a Macomb Area Conference Silver division boys soccer game Wednesday. Chris Airess had the shutout in net, stopping five shots for the Trojans (3-0-2, 2-0 MAC Silver). Marine City falls to 0-1-1 in the MAC Silver with the loss.

Redford Union 4 -Cesar Chavez Academy 3

Trenton 6 - Allen Park 1
Trenton goals were scored by Jesse Stefani (3), Brandon Chearhart, Sean Calo, & Dayne Patterson. Assists from Sean Calo (2). A.P.'s goal scored by Ian Thomas. Trenton improves their season/league record to 5-0. Allen Park's record is now 1-3-1 overall, 1-2-1 Downriver League.

Trenton JV 2 - Allen Park JV 1

September 8th 

Ann Arbor Greenhills controlled possession, but it was Roeper that broke through first with a throw-in from the corner into the box that was put away after 27 minutes of play. Seven minutes later Peter Jacobson moved through two players to the base line and crossed it back in front where Rob Dolot banged it into the back of the net for a 1-1 tie that carried into half-time.Four minutes into the second half Patrick Duggan carried the ball down the right side, crossed to Jacobson who deflected the ball to Dolot who scored his second goal of the game. Midway through the second half, Jacobson’s corner kick found Jack Schueller at the top of the box who controlled it and made a nice shot to make it 3-1. Two minutes later Rob Dolot got the ball from Davis Vorva on the left side of the box and made an accurate shot to beat the goalie inside the near post for a 4-1 lead. A second yellow/red card put Roeper down a player, but it seemed to make them work even harder and they scored two goals at 32minutes and 37 minutes but it was not enough to overcome the deficit and the game ended with a 4-3 victory for Greenhills. Greenhills is now 5-1 (2-0 in MIAC Blue). Roeper  now 2-1,1-1. 

Grand Rapids South Christian 14 - Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills 0
At Ottawa Hills, twelve different players scored for South Christian as the Sailors overwhelmed the undermanned Bengals 14-0 in an OK Gold conference game. South Christian moved its conference record to 3-0 and now stands 5-0-1 overall.

Brother Rice  8 - Divine Child  0

Goals for Rice, Cody Hall (2), Peter Hensoldt (2), Matt Robbins, George Sami, Ali Omari, and Russell Cicerone. 

Dexter JV 5 - Fowlerville JV 0

Groves  1 - West Bloomfield  0
Groves lone goal came at the 7:31 mark of the 1st half.  Nate Wernette drew a foul in the box and Zach Olmstead put the PK in the back of the net.  Stephan Cas records Groves 4th shutout of the season.  Groves improves to 6-2 on the season and 2-0 in the OAA White.  Next game @ Farmington on Thursday.

Harper Woods 3 - Lutheran South 3

Walled Lake Western 5  - Waterford Mott 0
Adam Wright scored just before the end of the first half    to give Western a 1-0 lead, and he added a second shortly  after the break.  Nick Lewin also scored twice for the Warriors  and Kyle Alsheskie added a goal.  Lewin, Wright, Alshseskie,  Raul Garcia, and Joe Norman had assists.  Blake Hunter was    in goal for Western who are 5-1 (1-0 in KLAA North).  Mott are 2-3 (0-1).

Madison Heights Bishop Foley 6 - Notre Dame Prep 1

North Farmington 1 - Berkley 0

Troy Athens 4 - Seaholm 0
Seaholm goalkeeper James Ruby was the story of this game making 14 remarkable saves and frustrating Athens for nearly 3/4 ths of the game before the Redhawks struck for 3 goals off restarts en route to a 4-0 victory for their first win of the year, moving them to 1-3-0 and 1-2-0 in the league. Scoring for Athens were Sunny Shettigar, David Ostergaard, Sandy Mouch, and Adam Bujarski, while Tyler Channell chipped in 2 assists. Athens hosts Lake Orion on Thursday. 

Troy 2 - Rochester Adams 0

Brighton 3 - Hartland 1

Brighton defeated Hartland on the road in both team's KLAA West opener.  Goals for Brighton were scored by Kyler Newcomb, Nick Schroeder, and Zach Roggenkamp.  Brighton is now 3-1-1 overall and 1-0-0 in the KLAA West.  Brighton's next game is at home on 9/10 Thursday versus Grand Blanc

Grand Blanc  8 - Howell  0

Grand Blanc (1-0 KLAA), (5-0 Overall).

Canton 8 - Wayne Memorial 0

Shrine 2 - Cabrini 0    

Shrine's record 3-1-0 overall, in Catholic League 1-1-0.

Farmington 8 - Ferndale 0

Salem 9 - South Lyon 1

Salem now 4-2-2. 

Novi 0 - Livonia Stevenson 0

Detroit Country Day 7 - Fenton 1

Nick Prys knocked in a rebounded of a Sean Bartoshuk shot early in the game, followed by a Kotaro Mitsuhashi goal.  Tariq Akeel scored a left footed goal from 35  yards  to end the first half scoring for Country Day.  Kotaro Mitsuhashi scored his second goal followed by Jack Brown.  Ethan Seery (Ben Weinstein) and Ben Weinstein (Sean Bartoshuk) headed in the final goals for DCDS. Country Day’s record is now 7 - 1.  

Stoney Creek 4 - Bloomfield Hills Andover 0

University Liggett 1 - Oakland Christian 0

U of D Jesuit 3 - Warren DeLaSalle 3
Darnell Miller and Robby Wilson each had a goal and an assist, while Robert Kelly had a goal for U of D Jesuit. U of D Jesuit is 1-0-1 CL, 4-2-1 overall. 

September 5th 

September 4th

Garden City 0 - Farmington Harrison 0

Junior Robert Zemboy with the shutout for GC. 

Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice 0  - Detroit Novi Catholic Central  0     

September 3rd

Warren Woods Tower 8 - East Detroit 1
Towers 1st goal was scored by Jake Warwinsky assisted by Kevin Young.  Second goal, Jake Warwinsky unassisted.  Third goal, Jake Warwinsky Assisted by Mike Sorrentino.  Fourth goal, Sherman Yang unassisted.  Fifth goal, Gordon Kelly assisted by Sherwin Yang.  Sixth goal Gordon Kelly assisted by Jake Warwinsky.  Seventh goal was scored by Meexai Lor, unassisted.  Eighth goal Sherman Yang, assisted by Kevin Young.  East Detroit's goal was scored by Dillan Crooks.

Clarkston 2 - Royal Oak 0

N. Farmington 6 - Deaborn Edsel Frod 1

Groves 4 - Pontiac 3
Groves came out strong in the first half leading 4-1 at half.  Goals scored by Koby Levin(2), Zach Olmstead, and Dan Parker.  Assists going to John Prentice(2) and Trevor Daniel.  Pontiac turned on the attack and got 2 goals in the second half to come up short by  one goal. #11 had the hat trick for Pontiac.  Groves improves to 5-2 on the season.

Utica Eisenhower  3 - Lutheran North 0

Lutheran Westland 2 - Cranbook Kingswood 1
Junior Nick Natsik and senior Austin Baglow scored for Lutheran Westland (1-1-0).  Junior Won Young Na scored for Cranbrook (1-1-0).  HT: 0-0

Harbor Beach 6 - Cass City 1
Harbor Beach had goals by Christian Bender, Dustin Mazure, Andrew Siemen, Scott Grekpwicz, Tyler Mausolf and Tyler Buchholz.  The Pirates improve to 7-0-1. 

Franklin Road Christian 8 - Parkway Christian 1

Ann Arbor Greenhills  7 - Adrian Lenawee Christian 1

Last year it took a shootout  for Greenhills to defeat Lenawee Christian for the District Championship. Greenhills had a little easier time of it today.Greenhills held the majority of the possession but could not find the back of the net for the first 24 minutes. Finally a perfect free-kick from Peter Jacobson found Rob Dolot in the box and he put it home. 2 minutes later Patrick Duggan crossed it to Rob Dolot who put it inside the left post. At 29:43 Patrick Duggan passed to Peter Jacobson who buried it for goal number 3. With four seconds left in the half, Rob Dolot threw the ball into the box and Duggan gave Greenhills the 4-0 lead at the half. 12 minutes into the second half ArisKnight Winfree scored Greenhills fifth goal with an assist to Josh Kahn. With 12 minutes left, Lenawee was called for a handball in the box. After winning a quick paper/rock/scissors competition between the Greenhills captains, Rob Dolot put away the penalty kick. With nine minutes left, Lenawee hit a corner kick that traveled through the box and was put away inside the far post. Greenhills continued the pressure until the end and Dolot finished up the scoring with his fourth goal after receiving the pass from Jacobson. Greenhills is  3-0 and (1-0 in the MIAC).

South Lyon 5 - Pinckney 1
South Lyon is now 3-3-1.  Pinckney is 1-5. 

Farmington 5 - Waterford Mott 3

New Boston Huron 5  - Monroe Jefferson 0
Shane Theisen scored 2 goals while John Blazo chipped in 2 additional goals.  Joey Newbery had Huron's 5th goal.  Theisen, Newbery, Travis Salajan, and Jeremy Summitt added assists.  Zac Richardson and Robert Curiston combined on the shutout for the 3-1 Chiefs (2-0 in the Huron League)

Livonia Churchill 4 - Walled Lake Central 0

Walled Lake Northern 3 - John Glenn 0 

Kyle Rutz tallied two goals and Austin Rogers scored on a penalty kick to lead Northern over John Glenn. Mitchell Thompson made seven saves to earn the shuttout, while counterpart Zach Redden made 10 stops for John Glenn.

Stoney Creek 3 - Troy Athens 0

Grosse Ile 0 - Riverview 0

Grosse Ile and Riverview battled 80 minutes to a 0-0 draw Thursday afternoon. Both team's keepers played exceptionally well, and will make for a great rematch later in the season. Grosse Ile Varsity is 1-1-1 overall and 1-0-1 in the Huron League. The Devils return to the field against Carleton Airport on Wed., Sept. 9th.

Grand Rapids South Christian 3 - Middleville Thornapple-Kellogg 1
South Christian overcame a determined effort from Thornapple-Kellogg and solid goalkeeping from Max Kiel to post a 3-1 road win in OK Gold soccer action at Middleville. Drew Lockwood opened the scoring two and a half minutes into the game and Alex Anger scored as time expired at the end of the first half to post the Sailors to a 2-0 halftime lead. Ben Kadau added a goal for South midway through the second half before Caleb Scheidel got the Trojans on the board with 4:46 left. South Christian improved its conference record to 2-0 and is 4-0-1 overall.

Rochester 3 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser 2

Lake Orion 2 - Rochester Adams 1

Lake Orion scoring was led by senior Reed Losee with 1 goal and 1 assist.  Blake Skamiera also scored for the Dragons while Mickey Bielbelhausen scored the lone goal for Adams.  In goal for Lake Orion was Emilio Arribas and keeper for Adams was Kevin Soisson.  Lake Orion's record is now 4-0-2.

Lutheran Northwest 3 - Baptist Park 2

De La Salle 2 - Salem 0
Goals were scored by Kevin Gill, scoring off a rebound shot from Frankie Shellenbarger and Mich'ele Lipari taking a good through ball from Nino Aluia.  Key play was when Goalie Rocco Sbrocca made a great tip save to keep the game at 1-0 at that point. Rocco Sbrocca earned his 4th shutout of the year, the only goal he has given up is on a penalty kick vs. Petoskey.  Salem played very hard and well all game, certainly looks like a team that will challenge this year for the title. DLS is now 6-0 and opens the Catholic League on Tuesday at U of D.

 Salem JV 3 - De La Salle JV  1

U of D Jesuit 3 - Divine Child 0
Robby Wilson scored 2 goals and Jack Cunningham had a goal for U of D. Jesuit. Max Harris and Evan Jackson combined for a shutout, in u of D Jesuit's first league game.
(1-0 CL, 4-2 overall).

September 2nd

Warren Woods tower 4 - South Lake 1

Towers 1st goal was scored by Sherwin Yang, assisted by Devon McVettie.  Second goal was scored by Devon McVettie unassisted.  PK was scored by Chris Batche, and the 4th goal was scored by Sherwin Yang unassisted.  South Lake's goal was scored by Ernesto Cuevas.

Trenton 4 - Carlson 0
Goals scored by Gianni DiPoce, Matt McCourt, Jesse Stefani, & Hayden Wirtz. Assists from Jesse Stefani, Chris Porreca, & Brandon Chearhart. GK Ian Sullivan earns our 4th shutout. Trenton's record improves to 4-0. Carlson's league record is now 1-2.

Trenton JV 4 - Carlson JV 0

West Bloomfield 4 - Ferndale 0
Ferndale is 2-1 overall and 0-1 in OAA White. Next up for Ferndale is a home game vs Farminton High next Tuesday at 6:30pm.

Eaton Rapids 2 - Lansing Catholic Central 2
Eaton Rapids goals scored by Ricky Glasgow and Matt Chapman.  Assists by Shane Zimmer and Adam Jaksa.  Jake Masteller had 5 saves in goal for Eaton Rapids.  Eaton Rapids record is 3-3-3.

Lansing Catholic Central JV 8 - Eaton Rapids JV 0

Milford 2 - Holly 2

At Holly, a seesaw battle saw Milford senior Kale Howell knock in a loose ball to open the scoring early in the first half.  Holly answered with a short-range tally to tie the game shortly before halftime.  Early in the second half, Milford senior Adam Fancher found himself on the end of a long pass from Howell and deflected it into the goal to regain the lead.  Holly once again evened things with about ten minutes remaining.  Holly had a number of chances to go ahead, but Milford's junior goaltender Beau Prey closed the door.  Prey finished with 16 saves on the day.  Milford is now 1-3-1 on the season

Walled Lake Western 5 - Hartland 0
This was a KLAA Lakes Conference crossover match.    Raul Garcia had 2 goals for Western.  Adam Wright had 1 goal and 2 assists.  Nick Lewin and Kyle Alsheskie each had 1 goal and 1 assist, and Nick Moretto added an assist.  Western are 4-1. Hartland are 1-3.

Berkley 7 - Redford Union 2 

Grand Blanc  10 - Saginaw Heritage 2 

Grand Blanc improves to (4-0).

Waterford Kettering 7 - Lapeer  West 0

September 1st

Eaton Rapids 1 - Lansing Christian 1
Eaton Rapids goal scored by Matt Chapman.  Assist by Chris Betz.  Jake Masteller had 4 saves in goal.  Eaton Rapids record is 3-3-2.

Eaton Rapids JV 4  - Lansing Christian JV 1  

Ann Arbor Greenhills  7 - Allen Park Inter-City Baptist 1

The Greenhills seniors remember having their state tournament runs ended by Inter-city Baptist in their first two years. Today they came out strong and after the first 22 minutes the score was 5-0 for the Gryphons. Rob Dolot opened the scoring after one minute of play. Patrick Duggan took a Peter Jacobson cross at 2:30 and put it away. Two minutes later Jacobson scored with an assist to Duggan. At 21:36, Peter Jacobson scored his second assisted by Dolot. Peter Jacobson then scored his third goal at 21:55.ICB broke through with a Jimmy Vanderaa goal midway through the second half. Four minutes later Patrick Duggan was pulled down in the box. The ICB goaltender made a great save on the Duggan penalty kick, but Peter Jacobson was there to bury it for his fourth goal of the game. With 13 minutes left Al Braun completed a nice rush for the final goal with an assist to Curtis Heisel. The Greenhills defense was solid the entire game in front of goalkeeper Matt Canter. The game was the first MIAC league game for Greenhills who are now 2-0 and (1-0 in the MIAC). 

Riverview 6 - Milan 0
Riverview is now 2-0 in the Huron League and Milan is 0-1-1.

Saginaw Nouvel CC 4 - North Branch 1
Goals: Dylan Johnson. Assist: Cody Kipp. Keeper Saves: Drew Archer 11 saves. Current Record: 2-2. League Record(TVC East): 2-1.

North Branch JV 1 - Bad Axe JV 0
Goals: Jared Buckner. Assists: Tyler Rae. Current Record: 2-1-1.

Rochester Adams 1 - Bloomfield Hills Andover 0

Brother Rice 0 - Dearborn 0

Dearborn 2-0-1, Brother Rice 1-0-2.

Warren De La Salle 3 - Livonia Stevenson 0. 
Two goals scored by Mich'ele Lipari and one by Andrew Agosta.  Rocco Sbrocca made 7 saves for his 3rd shutout of the year.  DLS is now 5-0-0 with quality wins over Saline and Petoskey also.

 Livonia Stevenson JV 2 - De La Salle JV 0

Birmingham Roeper 3 - Southfield Christian 1

Grand Rapids South Christian 6 - Grand Rapids Catholic Central 0

Drew Lockwood scored a pair of second half goals at South Christian and the host Sailors went on to beat Catholic Central 6-0 in the OK Gold conference opener for South. Mitch Huisman opened the scoring and Ben Kadau added a second goal as the Sailors built a 2-0 halftime lead. Hal Phillips and Grant VanderWall also scored in the second half for South Christian (1-0, 3-0-1). 

Mason 3 - East Lansing 0
Mason goals by Tyler Raab (2) and Josh Rudd.  Mason assists by Josh Rudd, Mark Stewart, and Zach Rogers.  In goal for Mason, Jacob Derby with 2 saves.  In goal for East Lansing, Ben Newman with 2 saves and Austin Bubin with 3 saves.

Novi Detroit CC 9 - Notre Dame Prep 0

Dearborn Heights Crestwood 5 - Farmington Hills Harrison 1
Ali Khazaal 3 goals, Hadi Khazaal 1 goal 1 assist, Buzz Abdullah 1 goal, Tico Delipi 2 assists, Hilal Elajame 1 assist, and Bishoy Matta 1 assist. A great defensive effort was put by Abe Farhat, Vladamir Stojkovski, AJ Dombrowski, and John Leduc. Crestwood is now 4-0 on the year.

Oscoda 5 - Gladwin 0

After the frustrating loss to Standish on Monday night and the news that Junior Josh DeOrnellas is out for the season with a broken leg, the Oscoda Owls rebounded  Tuesday night on their home field and shutout Gladwin Skeels Christian, 5-0.  The Owls controlled the match and ball procession throughout the match, out shooting Skeels, 24-12.  The score at the half was 2-0 and the Owls scored three more times in the second half. 
John McDonald opened the scoring in the 9th minute when he found a rebound off the shot of Ansu Kromah.  McDonald buried it in the net and scored what proved to be the winning goal.  Kromah scored in the 13th minute with the help of a nice pass from Captain AJ Morse. 
The Owls opened the second half quickly when in the 43rd minute, Brandon McCausey scored one of his two goals of the match.  He was aided by his brother Kyle who drove the ball deep and drew away the defense and then passed back to the open Brandon.  Brandon scored again, almost 30 minutes later when outside defender, Jeremy Smith, blasted a ball over the defense and gave McCausey a clean breakaway.  The scoring ended in the 73rd minute when Morse found the net.  Assists were credited to Kromah, Morse, Kyle McCausey, Smith and Captain Evan Dennis.
Morse commented, "We kept our cool tonight and did a good job out shooting them.  We still need to work on our passing."  Coach Gary Schneider added, "What a way to bounce back from a ugly game.  Freshman Jason Bissonette had an outstanding match.  It was an excellent match from players that don't get that much playing time usually."
Besides his two goals, Brandon McCausey played some defense in the match.  Brandon had three steals and nine intercepts.  Kevin Leveille had a good night also, stealing the ball five times and intercepting six passes.
The Owls finish a rough week of  7 games in seven days.  They came out of it with a 5-2 record and now take a break.  They will restart the season on Thursday the 10th when they will travel to Whitemore-Prescott to face the Cardinals at 5:00pm. 

N. Farmington 8 - Hazel Park 0

Berkley 2 - Farmington 0

Stoney Creek 3 - Avondale 0

At Rochester Hills, Zach Schewee scored twice and Raoul added a goal for Stoney Creek (2-0-1). Sheldon Mevici had the shutout in net for the Cougars.  Avondale falls to 2-2-2.

Garden City 2  - Divine Child 0

John Selenski (Tyler Arban assist) scored first goal off a restart 30 yards out. Andy Chambo ( Brandon Grabda assist) scored goal 2, run of play, rebound off Grabda’s shot for Brian Kalinowski.  GC is 2-2-1, DC is 1-1-2.

Troy 2 - Troy Athens 0
Troy took advantage of 2 careless Athens turnovers in their own defensive 3rd to post a 2-0 victory over the visiting Redhawks. Matt Arnesan scored with under 10 minutes left in the first half while Paul Bolohan recorded the 2nd Colt goal with under 5 minutes to play in the first stanza. The Colt victory was marred when Nate Hicklin received a red card with 4 minutes to play in the game. Troy moves to 3-0-0 and 2-0-0 in the OAA red division while Athens falls to 0-2-0 and 0-1-0 in the same division.

Forest Hills Eastern 1 - Caledonia 0

Plymouth Christian Academy 7 - Washtenaw Christian 0

It was 5-0 after 2 goals from senior Don Mullett, 1 from sophomore Alex Chapman and 2 more goals added by Chris Scagnetti and freshman Dan Ross.  They were assisted by Jordan Machonga (2) who also scored in the 2nd half with a lazer to the upper 90, Alex Chapman, Don Mullett, Chris Scagnetti and Dan Mullett.  Every player on our team was able to get significant playing time and the consistency of pressure never stopped.  Solid defense came from our senior defenders Ethan Walker (newly acquired from Agape Christian Academy) and Matt Zandee.  Junior sweeper Travis Dekruyter shut down the middle.  Senior goalkeeper Jordan Allen registered his first shutout of the season.  The other goal in the 2nd half came from freshman Ethan Levack who scored in his first varsity game!  "It was a solid team win and everyone executed the game plan with great purpose & progression."  PCA is now 2-1 and looks forward to playing a very skilled team in Lutheran-Westland next Tuesday, 4:30 at PCA's home field. PCA now 2-1 overall and 1-1 in the MIAC Blue.

August 31st 

Ferndale 4 - Dearborn Fordson 0
Goal scorers: Anthony Brazeau (jr), Kyle Rose (sr), Collin McLaughlin (fr), Daniel Herrick (sr) all with one Assists: Leo Kopack (fr) 3, Michael Baugh (sr)1. Dylon Grix (jr) gets the win in net making 4 saves on the night. Ferndale now 2-0 overall. Fordson now  0-2-1 overall.

Livonia Churchill 2 - Northville 1
Max Washko and Adam Bedell scored for the Chargers (4-0); Doug Beason scored for the Mustangs.

Farmington 3 - Milford  0 

Frankenmuth 2 - North Branch 0

North Branch played a tight game.  Frankenmuth's keeper made some outstanding saves to keep it a tied game.  Frankenmuth scored with 10 minutes remaining in the match and scored again  with under 2 min remaining.

Trenton 3 - Southgate 0
Goals scored by Gianni DiPoce (2) & Jesse Stefani. Assists from Justin Horst & Jesse Stefani (2). GK Ian Sullivan gets his 3rd shutout. Trenton improves to 3-0 on the season and in league play. Southgate's record is now 1-2-1, league record is 1-2.

Southgate JV 2 - Trenton JV 0

Walled Lake Western 8  - Livonia Franklin 2
Western led 2-0 at halftime in this interdivisional game between KLAA rivals.  Franklin drew one back on a penalty kick shortly after the interval,
but after that it was mostly Western.  Adam Wright had 3 goals and 2 assist for Western.  Kyle Alsheskie had 2 goals and 2 assists.  Nick Lewin had 1 goal and 3 assists.  Raul Garcia and Alex Thomson  also scored, and Alec Lanigan added an assist for Western who are now 3-1.  Jordan McGuire scored both of Franklin's goals.

Standish 4 - Oscoda 3
Standish Goals: Tanner Trombley 2goals, Dylan Williams 1 goal and William Stanley 1 goal. Oscoda Goals:  Kyle McCausey 2 goals and Brenden Eberhardt 1 goal. Oscoda Assists: AJ Morse, Coty Nolff and Ansu Kromah. Oscoda Shots - 20. Standish Shots - 8. 

Grand Blanc 2 - Rochester Adams 1

Grand Blanc moves to (3-0) on the season. 

Carlson 3 – Allen Park  2
On a great night for a soccer match, these Downriver teams squared off in good game for the spectators. Carlson struck first with a goal in the 15^th minute from Levi Hatfield, assisted by Adam Jones. Allen Park answered with a goal of their own in the 21^st minute from #8, assisted by #15. In the 35^th minute, Carlson once again took the lead on a goal from Adam Jones, assisted by Brandon Knott. Allen Park got the tying goal just 2-1/2 minutes later when Carlson goalkeeper Andy Bobowski came out for a ball at the side of the six yard box and #7 from Allen Park was able to play a square ball just inside the six that deflected off a Carlson defender as an own goal. After a second half goalie change for Carlson to Andreas Gikas, the teams played a scoreless second half. In the second overtime period, 107^th minute of the match, Justin Hunter scored the game winner for Carlson on a long ball from Mitchell Compean. Carlson wins 3-2 in double OT and improves their record to 2-1-2 overall and 1-1 in the Downriver League. Carlson travels to Trenton for a 4pm match on Wednesday afternoon.

Lakeland JV 8 - South Lyon JV 0

East Detroit 4 - Mt. Clemens 0 

Senior midfielder Alex Alvarez knocked in three goals as the East Detroit Shamrocks defeated Mount Clemens 4-0 in a MAC crossover game. Alvarez also assisted on the game’s opening goal, which was scored by freshman outside midfielder Dylan Crooks. The half-time score was 1-0. Collecting assists were Alvarez, Charlie Klinefelt, Josh Scowden and Ben Lee.  

August 29th

Lake Orion  3  -  Salem  3
Reed Losee led the scoring for Lake Orion with 1 goal and 2 assists, while Derek Scrauben and Blake Skamiera each added a goal. Goalkeepers in the contest were Emilio Arribas for Lake Orion and Sasa Miskovich for Salem. 

Country Day 3 -  Parma Western 0

Ben Weinstein hit a cracker from 25 yards to score an unassisted goal midway through the first half.  Sean Bartoshuk scored, assisted by Nick Prys off a Marco Fabrega corner kick later in the half.   In the second half Alex Becker was successful scoring a penalty kick.  Justin Fragnoli and Adam Kadri combined for the teams 5th shutout.  Country Day’s record is 6 - 0.

Berkley 4 - Notre Dame Prep 0 

Traverse City West 5 - Midland 1
 
Temperance - Bedford 4 - Alpena 0
Alpena is 2-2.

Grand Rapids South Christian 1 - Grand Rapids Christian 0

Hal Philips scored the only goal of the contest with under nine minutes remaining in the second half to lead Grand Rapids South Christian past host Grand Rapids Christian 1-0 in the championship game of the Grand Rapids Christian Tournament. Earlier in the day, South Christian defeated defending Division 3 runner-up Whitehall 3-0 while Grand Rapids Christian blanked Grandville 4-0 to advance to the tournament finals. South Christian improved its record to 2-0-1 with the pair of tournament victories.

Plymouth Christian Academy 5 - Inter-City Baptist 4 (OT)

PPCA  were up 2-0 at the half with both goals coming from Don Mullett and both assists from Jordan Machonga.  In the 2nd half the defense really broke down and we gave up 3 unanswered goals including one “own goal!”  Sophomore, Alex Chapman scored the 1st of his 2 goals to tie things at 3-3.  They went ahead as their lead forward, Jimmy Vanderaa, scored the 2nd of his goals late in the 2nd half.  Freshman, Dan Ross, beat his man and was dragged down in the box to lead to a penalty kick.  He converted on his PK to deadlock things at 4-4.  Then, 4 minutes into Overtime, Alex Chapman, scored the 2nd of his 2 goals with a left-footed blast into the right upper corner of the net!

 Petoskey Invitational
Traverse City Central 2 -Marquette 0

Traverse City Central 2 - Bloomfield Hills Lasher 0

Petoskey 5 - Marquette 1

Marquette 3 - Bloomfield Hills Lasher 3

Petoskey 2 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser 0

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East vs West Shootout @ Chelsea

East Group

Monroe 1 - Chelsea 0
Chelsea 1 - Riverview 1
Monroe 1 - Riverview 0

West Group

Mason 2 - Eaton Rapids 0
Mason 1 - Plainwell 1
Plainwell 2 - Eaton Rapids 0
(Mason Advances in PKs 4-2 over Plainwell)

5th Place Game

Eaton Rapids 3 - Riverview 0

3rd Place Game

Plainwell 4 - Chelsea 0

1st Place Game

Mason 3 - Monroe 0

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August 28th 

Bloomfield Hills Andover 5 - Orchard Lake St. Mary's 1
The Barons defeated the Eaglets in a rainy early evening game.  Andover spread the scoring around with 5 separate players tallying goals.  The scorers were Kyle Taylor (Dylan Tuthill), Matt Osborn (Nick Shabino), John Shabino (Nick Shabino), Dylan Tuthill, and Zach Bergman (Dylan Tuthill).  Orchard Lakes goal was scored by Anthony Koterba on a PK.  Andover is now 1-3-1 for the season and 0-0-0 in league (OAA Red).  OLSM is now 0-3-0.

Plymouth Canton 4 - Walled Lake Western 1

Allen Park Cabrini 8  - Baptist Park 0
Cabrini-1-1,  Baptist Park-0-1.

Farmington 5 - Dearborn Edsel Ford 1

South Lyon East 1 - Skyline JV 1

South Lyon East  and Skyline played to a 1-1 tie in a driving rainstorm.  South Lyon East is now 1-0-2 to begin the season.

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard  5 - Dearborn Divine Child 2

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard moved to 3-1-0 with a 5-2 win over Dearborn Divine Child. Michael Tabers led the Irish with 4 goals. William Schork added a goal, Matt Barera and Mark Grum each had 2 assists and Ricky Williams 1. Divine Child moves to 2-1-3 on the year.

Riverview Gabriel Richard 4 - Detroit Ceasar Chavez 1
Gabriel Richard Goals scored by Evan Bjerk (2), Drew Aben (1), Quinn Murnane (1).  Richard Goalie Dan Maurice faced 7 shots with 6 saves.
Chavez goal scored by Jorge Fajardo (1). Chavez opened up the game strong, scoring within the first 5 minutes of play.  Richard responded about 10 minutes later and cruised the rest of the way. Richard's record moves to 3-0 in Non-Con

Lowell 2 - NorthPointe Christian 0

The Red Arrows recorded their third consecutive shutout victory as Jacob Karasiewicz scored the only goal they would need early in the game.  NorthPointe was forced to play the final 70 minutes of the contest with ten players after one of their defenders was issued a red card for intentionally knocking down a ball heading into the net with his hand.  Lowell is 3-0.

Warren Cousino 8 - Warren Woods Tower 2

August 27th

Ann Arbor Greenhills 5 - Summit Homeschool Academy 3

Rob Dolot opened the scoring for Greenhills at 5:24 banging home a shot on a ball that was bouncing in the box. Summit Academy tied up the score at 23:27 on nice header into the short side of the net from a corner kick. 16 seconds later Dolot slipped the ball to Patrick Duggan who put the ball away to regain the lead at 2-1. At 34:20, Peter Jacobson drove the ball to the right baseline and put the ball across the goal where Rob Dolot put it away for the Gryphons third goal. Two minutes before half-time Peter Jacobson put in goal number four after receiving a nice lead pass from Jordan Phelps.

Four minutes into the second half. Patrick Duggan scored his second goal with an assist to Peter Jacobson. for a 5-1 lead. Summit academy continued to play hard and scored two more goals on set pieces to close up the final score at 5-3. Greenhills 1-0-0.

Roeper 3 - Lenawee Christian 0

Forest Hills Eastern 6 - Hastings 1

Lutheran North 1 - Bishop Foley 1

Churchill 3 - Dexter 1
Tim Devine scored all 3 goals for Churchill (3-0). 

Country Day 2 -  Flint Powers 0

Country Day’s goals were scored by Tariq Akeel (assisted by John Shekerjian) and Alex Becker off a corner kick taken by Ben Weinstein.  Justin Fragnoli earned the teams 4^th shutout of the season.  Country Day’s record is 5 - 0.

Lake Orion  7  -  Notre Dame Prep  0
Leading the Dragons to victory was Reed Losee with 4 goals and 2 assists.  Also adding to the tally were Jesus Ginez, Derek Schrauben and Jacob Sims.  Lake Orion now has a record of 3-0.

Walled Lake Northern 2 - Berkley 1
Mike Ankoviak, Kyle Rutz scored for Northern. Northern now 3-2-1. 

August 26th

Birch Run  0  -  Valley Lutheran  0
Birch Run Keeper Kyle Landon 11 saves;  Valley Lutheran Keeper Tim Kerns 7 saves.  Kyle Landon of Birch Run recorded his 3rd shutout of the season.  BR 2-0-1 O/A; 1-0-1 TVC-East.  Valley Lutheran 0-1-1 O/A;  0-1-1 TVC-East.

Ypsilanti JV 0 - Allen Park Cabrini JV 2
Ypsilanti JV falls to 0-1-0. Allen Park Cabrini is now 1-0-1.

Ypsilanti 2 - Allen Park Cabrini 1
In the 1st meeting of these two schools in soccer history, the Phoenix traveled to Cabrini on what was a very rainy afternoon. Teams opened play when at about the 14th minute into the 1st half Cabrini found the back of the net on a corner kick giving them a 1-0 lead. Both teams went back & forth but it was Darwin Medrano scoring off a corner kick for the Phoenix minutes later. Going into the half it was 1-1. The Phoenix came out with a lot of heart with only 1 sub the whole game. It was about the 20th minute when George Pop netted a header crossed from Szilvetzer Kavetski giving the Phoenix the lead & what would become the go ahead winner. Kevin Wu made 5 saves for the Phoenix. The Monarchs drop to 0-1-0 overall & the Phoenix are now 1-0-0 overall.

North Branch 4 - Caro 1
Goals: Cody Kipp-2, Elliott Orr, Cody Schwartz. Assist: Elliot Orr, Patrick Ankley, Keegan Martus. Keeper Saves: Drew Archer 6 saves. Current Record: 2-0. League Record(TVC East): 2-0.

North Branch JV 1 - Carmen Ainsworth JV 1
Goals: Chase Hatfield. Assists: Ben Mike Boshell. Current Record: 1-0-1.

Eaton Rapids 8 - Perry 0
Eaton Rapids goals by Adam Jaksa (2), Bryce Richards, Ryan Tomlinson, Tyler Orr, Cody Fell, Cody Chapman, Shane Zimmer.  Assists by Bryce Richards, Tyler Orr, Ryan Tomlinson, Alex Franco (2), Chris Betz, Jake Masteller.  Jake Masteller had 4 saves in goal.  Eaton Rapids is 2-1-1. 

Walled Lake Northern 4 - Plymouth 0
Kyle Rutz (4 goals)  WLN  2-2-1 in KLAA.

Trenton 3 - Woodhaven 0
Goals scored by Dayne Patterson (2) & Matt McCourt. Assists by Jesse Stefani (2) & Gianni DiPoce. GK Ian Sullivan earns the shutout, his 2nd of the season. Trenton improves to 2-0 on the season (and in league play). Woodhaven's record is now 0-1-1 on the season (and league).

Trenton JV 5 - Woodhaven JV 2

Livonia Churchill 1 - Salem 0
Adam Bedell scored in the first half for Churchill.  Christian Adams posted the shutout.  Churchill is 2-0, Salem falls to 3-1-1.

Walled Lake Western 5 - Westland John Glenn 0
Western led 5-0 at the half on two goals from Kyle Alsheskie  and one each from Adam Wright, Nick Lewin, and Raul Garcia.  Garcia also had 3 assists, and Kentaro Takahashi had 2 assists. This was a KLAA crossover.  Western are now 2-0.  John Glenn  are 1-2. 

Oscoda 6 - Ogemaw Heights 5

The Oscoda Owls Varsity soccer team got off to a rocky start on Wednesday night but came roaring back to leave West Branch with a victory.  The Owls found themselves down at the half, 5-0.  The Ogemaw Heights Falcons scored in the 13th, 19th, 22nd, 23rd and 32nd minutes to build what seemed like a sure victory.  Jordan Moore scored three goals for the Falcons.  Colin Clemens and Robbie Kish scored the other two. Nothing the Owls did was working and the Falcons were connecting on almost every shot. 
"Even though we were down at the half, we didn't get down on ourselves," was Oscoda Head Coach Gary Schneider's comment.  The Owls came out attacking and scored a tying goal with less than three minutes left in the match to send it into overtime.  Sophomore Brenden Eberhardt scored the Owls first two goal at the 43rd and 46th minute marks.  The first goal was the result of a cross from Senior Ansu Kromah who drove the ball deep and then passed it through the goal mouth to Eberhardt.  The second was on a reflection that ended up on Eberhardt's foot from a shot by Junior Josh DeOrnellas.  Kromah netted his first of the season at the 59th minute mark.  Oscoda was awarded a Penalty Kick in the 70th minute that Senior Captain AJ Morse converted easily.  Kromah gathered a rebound off a Morse shot and booted it into the net at the 77th minute mark.  Oscoda took less than a minute in overtime to top the exciting comeback.  Sophomore Jeremy Smith got the ball in the middle of the field and flipped it into space over the Falcon defense.  Morse ran onto the ball and blasted it past a diving Ogemaw goalkeeper.
"We played better defense in the second half", stated Schneider.  "We were standing around, in the first half, just watching Ogemaw work the ball.  We were lucky they didn't mercy (rule) us!  They out hustled us the first half but we out hustled them in the second."
"We made a great comeback", was Eberhardt's take.  "I feel like I helped the team to get going by scoring the first two goals."
Assists were credited to Kromah, DeOrnellas, Evan Dennis, Morse and Smith.
Junior Brandon McCausey led the Owl defense with 11 steals, 13 intercepts and 1 non-keeper save.  Sophomore Captain Dennis added 9 intercepts and 5 steals.  Sophomore Jordan Corwin had 8 steals and 4 intercepts.
Senior Coty Nolff  went the distance in goal.  Despite giving up the five goals, Nolff made 9 saves, only facing 2 in the second half when the Owl defense stepped up and shut down the Falcon offense.
The Owls are now 1-0 on the season and will host Pinnconning on Thursday night at 5:00pm.  They travel Saturday to Laker High School in Pigeon to take part in a tournament. 

Grand Blanc  1 - Troy Athens 0

Eddie Nassar scored a dramatic game winning goal with only 1:15 remaining in the game to seize a victory in this hard fought contest pushing Grand Blanc to 2-0-0 on the young season. Goalkeeper Corey Cunningham made 9 saves to record the shutout over the youthful Redhawks who start only one senior. Athens falls to 0-1-0 and will travel to Troy on Tuesday night.Grand Blanc is 2 - 0 on the season.

Jackson Christian 8 - Jackson Lumen Christi 0 
Jackson Christian Record:  3 - 0 - 0. Lumen Christi Record:  0 - 3 - 0. 

Brother Rice 7 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser  1

Lahser’s Lee Elisevich opened the scoring but Rice goals by Mike Fennessy and Peter Hensoldt gave Rice a 2-1 halftime lead.  In the second half Rice goals were by Bryant White, Cody Hall (2), Cameron Ireland and Joey Lunghamer.  Rice improves to 1-0-1 and next travels to Dearborn for a match on September 1^st. 

Dearborn 4 - Farmington Hills Harrison 0
At Farmington Hills Harrison, the Dearborn Pioneers defeated Harrison 4-0.  Soony Saad scored the first three goals for Dearborn all in the first half.  His first goal was 16 seconds into the game with the assist coming from Evan Gage.  His second and third goals were assisted by Ali El Habhab and Ali Jawad.  Freshman Ali Jawad also scored the only goal in the second half.  Junior Ramee Naja recorded the shutout.  Dearborn is 2-0 on the season and Harrison is 0-2.  Dearborn next plays Brother Rice on Tuesday at Dearborn at 7:00

Oscoda 10 - Pinconning 2

The Oscoda Owls varsity soccer squad remained undefeated Thursday night when they defeated Pinconning, 10-2, ending the match by Mercy Rule with 21 minutes on the clock.  The Owls controlled the match leading 5-2 at the half, holding the Spartans to 8 shots in the match. 
Kyle McCausey opened the scoring in the 7th minute when he took an AJ Morse pass and netted the ball.  Twin brother Brandon McCausey scored five minutes later when he converted a Penalty Kick after forward Evan Dennis was pulled down in the box by the Spartan goalkeeper.  In the 27th minute, Freshman Tony Weed scored the first goal of his varsity career.  Brenden Eberhardt scored his third goal in two days, as did Ansu Kromah just a few minutes later.  Pinconning's Justin Federspiel scored twice to end the first half scoring.
Brandon McCausey again scored in the first minute of the second half and then the two teams went up and down the field for the next ten minutes.  Oscoda exploded for four more goals in 9 minutes to put a stop to the match.  Kromah and Kyle McCausey each scored their second of the match.  Sophomore Jordan Corwin finished the Spartans off with his first two goals of the season.
Assists were credited to Morse with three and one each to Kromah, Josh DeOrnellas, Corwin, Kyle McCausey, Freshman Kyle Griffin and John McDonald. 
The Owls peppered the Pinconning net with 30 shots on goal.  They controlled ball possession and did a fine job passing the ball around.
"I thought we played great tonight.  We played as a team and distributed the ball well.  Everyone contributed in a great way", was Kyle McCausey's take.  "We came out from the get go tonight, unlike last night", added Head Coach Gary Schneider.  "It was nice to have a lead and get much needed playing time for the younger players."
Oscoda is now 2-0 on the season and Pinconning opens at 0-1.  The Owls travel to Pigeon, in the thumb, for a tournament at Laker High School on Saturday.  The Owls open with their hosts at 10:00am.  They will play Birch Run and Bay City Central also.  Those matches will be at 11:30am and 1:00pm.

Alpena 2 - Cheboygan 0
Alpena is 1-0 and Cheboygan is 0-2. 

 East Detroit High  3 - Marine City 3

Alex Alvarez netted two goals while assisting a third in their first home game to kick off the 2009 season. Adam Jablonowski added the third goal for East Detroit while goalie Anthony Colon had 4 saves. Marine City matched play by scoring 3 goals of their own. East Detroit (1-1-1) Marine City (0-1-1). 

August 25th

Waterford Mott 4 - Wayne Memorial 0
Mott goals were scored by James Kennedy (2), John Abraham and Caleb Mathers while keeper Dean Dziewit recorded four saves.  Mott moves to 2-0-0 (0-0-0) on the season.

Avondale 6 - Farmington Hills Harrison 1

Dylan Kennedy had 4 goals and Eric Mulders had 3 goals as Avondale (2-1-1) won the home opener.  Joe Davison and Kevin Pennycook had the other goals.  John Nofs and Ryan Williams had the assists.  Avondale visits North Farmington on Thursday.

Mason 6 - Williamston 1
Mason goals by Josh Rudd (3), Tyler Raab, Peter Brandenburg, and Lucas Rudd.  Mason assists by Jordan Raab (2), Josh Rudd (2), Bill Wilson, and Lucas Rudd.  Williamston goal by Matt Sovis.  In goal for Mason, Jacob Derby with 3 saves and Andrew Orlando with 2 saves.  In goal for Williamston, Landon Palmer with 4 saves and Austin Tefft with 3 saves.  Mason's record is 1-0, Williamston's record is 0-1-1.

Mason JV 1 - Williamston JV 1

Groves 1  - Lahser  0
Groves defeated Lahser for the second time in 4 days.  Goal was scored by Zach Olmstead(PK) at the 25:46 mark of the 2nd half. Stephan Cass and Christian Warner combined for the shutout.  Groves improves to 3-1 on the season and plays at Walled Lake Central this Friday. 

South Lyon 5 - Fenton 2
South Lyon is now 1-3, Fenton starts the season at 0-1

Forest Hills Eastern 1- East Kentwood 0

Ferndale 8 - Hazel Park 1
Ferndale is 1-0 overall Hazel Park is 0-1 overall. Ferndale goal scorers: Kyle Rose sr fwd (2), Anthony Brazeau jr mid (2), Daniel Herrick sr mid (1), Michael Baugh sr fwd (1), Collin McLaughlin fr def (1), Leo Kopack fr mid (1)  Assists: Kyle Rose (2), Elia Hohauser-Thatcher (1), Michael Baugh (1) Ian Breen-Bondie made 5 saves in goal for the Eagles. Next for the Eagles is an away game on 8/31 at Dearborn Fordson at 6pm.

Berkley 2 - Walled Lake Central 0

Lutheran North 5 - Notre Dame Prep 3

Country Day 2 -  Bloomfield Hills Andover 0

Sound defense and opportunistic 2^nd half goal goals proved to be enough for Country Day playing their 4^th game in 5 days.  John Shekerjian  headed in a cross from Tariq Akeel for the winning goal.   Ethan Sery received a pass from Nick Prys at the top of the box, turned his man and rocketed a shot into the upper corner.  Justin Fragnoli and Adam Kadri secured Country Day’s 3^rd shutout of the season.  Country Day’s record is 4- 0. 

Dearborn Divine Child 1 - Bishop Foley 1

Dearborn Hts Crestwood 4 - Livonia Franklin 1
At Crestwood the chargers took a 3-1 lead in the first half.  Senior Ali Kahzaal netted 2 for crestwood and also assisted the next 2 goals for the chargers. Junior Mike Farhat added 1 to close out the first half. The chargers weathered down a few attacks from Livonia in the second half only to put a stamp on the game when Junior Hadi Kahzaal finished the 4th goal of the evening. The chargers defense put on a strong effort throughout the game. Crestwood is 2-0-0.

North Farmington 3 - Garden City 0

Rochester Adams 1 - Stoney Creek 1

Lutheran High South  9 - Macomb Christian 1

Gaylord 3 - Mount Pleasant 0
Gaylord is 2-0.

August 24th

Birch Run 1 - Caro 0

Laban Searson 1G; Aaron Steinley 1A; Keeper Kyle Landon had 7 saves, 2nd shut out in a row and on the season. Half-time 1-0 BR; Shots 26-13; Birch Run 2-0 O/A, 1-0 TVC-East; Caro 2-2 O/A, 0-1 TVC-East.

North Branch 8 - Garber 0

Goals: Cody Kipp-3, Elliott Orr-2, Billy McKnight, Patrick Ankley, Brendan Dye. Assist: Cody Kipp-2, Elliott Orr, Zach Thibodeau, Dylan Johnson, Bobby Hanna. Keeper Saves: Drew Archer 3 saves, Dan Woods 3 saves. Current Record:  1-0. League Record(TVC East): 1-0.

North Branch JV 3 - Hemlock JV 1

Goals: Tyler Rae-2, Jared Buckner. Assists: Ben Ankley, Tyler Rae, Jared Buckner. Current Record: 1-0.

Warren Woods Tower 3 - Warren Fitzgerald 1

Fitzgerald's goal was scored by Jessie Brewer, Towers goals were scored by Jake Warwinski assisted by Gorden Kelly.

Dearborn 5 - Riverview 1

Sooney Saad had 4 goals for Dearborn and Mike Shanaver had 1 goal for Riverview. 

Carlson JV 1 - Southgate JV 2

Carlson visited the Southgate Titans tonight opening their Downriver League schedules. The two JV teams took the field first and the Marauders opened the scoring with a corner kick from freshman Mario Parody that found the head of sophomore Eric DeRosia before getting past the goal keeper in the 10th minute. Southgate added goals of their own in the 27th and 35th minutes from freshman Kyle Johnston. All of the scoring in this match occurred in the first half and both goalies kept their opponents off the scoreboard for the balance of the game. Southgate wins this one by a final score of 1-2.

Southgate 3 - Carlson 2

These teams had a great night to open their league schedules. The Titans struck first as they found the Carlson goalkeeper not ready for the first shot and it snuck past his hands in the 3rd minute from junior Sean Glitz. Carlson regrouped and found the back of the net when Sophomore Petey LeFevers crossed a ball to Senior James Garner and he knocked it past the keeper for Southgate , senior Erich Richter. Southgate added another goal in the 22nd minute thanks to Sean Glitz once again and took a 1-2 lead into half time. Both teams played well in the second half and both goal keepers kept the game interesting. Jeremy Osborne scored on an assist from Brandon Knott in the 76th minute to tie the game. Southgate got the game winner however with one second remaining. 

Royal Oak 1 - L’Anse Creuse North 0

Game came down to a miss communication in the box that set up a game winning PK in the first half.

Brighton 2 - Brother Rice 2
Brighton conceded a goal in the first minute of play, on a goal by Peter Hensoldt , the only goal of the first half for Brother Rice.  In the 50th minute, Brighton right mid John Noetzel played a ball into Kyler Newcomb who chipped a shot over the charging Rice keeper to tie the game 1-1.  Brighton then took the lead in the 59th minute on a goal by Noetzel, but Rice's Mike Fennessy answered back in the 68th minute with a flick over Brighton's keeper to knot the score at 2-2.  Brighton is now 2-0-1 overall.  The Bulldogs return to action Monday August 31 for their home opener against KLAA foe Novi. Brother Rice is now 0-0-1.

Lake Orion  6  -  Holly  0
Reed Losee (2 goals, 2 assists). Blake Skamiera (3 goals). Jacob Sims (1 goal). The Dragons are now 2-0.

Woodhaven JV 1 - Allen Park JV 0

The Woodhaven Warrior’s opened the season in the new Downriver League with an exciting 1-0 victory. Merrick Konja scored on a penalty kick with 2 minutes left in the contest. John Duderstadt recorded the save. Outstanding performances for the Warrior’s were Henry Hawley, Bennett Sparks, Trevor Kowalczyk, Luke Seymour and Cody Schuckman.

Walled Lake Northern 5 - Hartland 0
Kyle Rutz (3 goals), Shane Cesarz (1 goal), Nick Buglak (1 goal).

Walled Lake Western 4 - Milford 0
Western opened its season with a home win over Milford. Raul Garcia put Western up 1-0 with an assist from Krishna Mahajan.  Kyle Alsheskie, Adam Wright, and Nick Lewin also scored for the Warriors.  Trevor Nessel and Alec Lanigan added assists.  Blake Hunter recorded the shutout. Western is now 1-0.  Milford is 0-2. 

Trenton 8 - Melvindale 0
Goals scored by Jesse Sykes, Dayne Patterson (2), Gianni DiPoce (2), Hayden Wirtz (2), & Jesse Stefani. Goalkeepers Ian Sullivan & Dylan Bemus combined for the shutout. Trenton is now 1-0 on the season and in the new Downriver league. Melvindale is now 0-2, 0-1 in league.

Trenton JV 8 - Melvindale JV 1

Salem 2 - Plymouth 0
Salem is 3-0-1.

Churchill 1 - Livonia Stevenson 0
Adam Bedell scored on a PK in the 2nd half.

Jackson Christian 2 - Lenawee Christian 1
JCS Record:  1 - 0 - 0. LCS Record:  1 - 2 - 1.

Gaylord 4 - Cheboygan 1
Season opener for both teams. Gaylord is 1-0 and Cheboygan is 0-1

Grand Blanc 7 - Midland 0

August 22nd

Hudsonville Freedom Baptist 0 - Grandville 0
At Hudsonville Freedom Baptist, both teams open the season with a well-played game. Freedom, a Class D school, outshot Grandville, a Class A school, 11-5.

Lake Orion 7 - Utica Ford 1
In their first game of the season, Lake Orion had an impressive performance led by senior Reed Losee who tallied 4 goals and 1 assist. Also scoring for Lake Orion was Blake Skamiera (2) and Yohei Kanehara. The goal for Utica Ford was scored by Dario Folino.

Westside Shoot Out in Kalamazoo.

Eaton Rapids 0 - South Haven 0
Jake Masteller with 6 saves.

Holland 2 - Eaton Rapids 1
Eaton Rapids goal scored by Bryce Richards, assist Jake Masteller. Jake Masteller had 7 saves.

Eaton Rapids 2 - North Muskegon 1
Eaton Rapids goals scored by Eric Finison and Adam Jaksa, assists by Alex Franco and Cody Chapman. Jake Masteller had 3 saves. Eaton Rapids record is 1-1-1 

Stevensville Lakeshore 2 - Northpointe Christian 1.

Holland 3 - Jackson Lumen Christi 0.

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 3 - Shelby 0.

Stevensville Lakeshore 6 - Jackson Lumen Christi 0.

Shelby 0 - Northpointe Christian 0. 

Northpointe Christian 4 - Olivet 0.

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 10 - Olivet 0

Stevensville Lakeshore 2 - Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 1

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard opened its season finishing second in the Westside Shootout tournament in Kalamazoo.
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Traverse City Central J.V. 5 - Elk Rapids J.V. 1
Traverse City Central J.V. is 1-0-0 and Elk Rapids J.V. is 0-1-0. Season opener for both teams in Traverse City.

East Lansing Invitational

East Lansing 2 - Andover 1
Andover's goal came from Emerson Misch (Dylan Tuthill).

Brighton 3 - Andover 1
Scoring for the Andover Barons was Nick Shabino (Matt Osborn). Andover is now 0-2-0 for the season and 0-0-0 in league (OAA Red).  Brighton goals were scored by Jay Krause (2) and Nick Schroeder (1).

Brighton 1 - East Lansing 0

In their win over East Lansing, Taylor Mazurek scored Brighton's lone goal and keeper Conner Meyer got the shut out. The Bulldogs are 2-0.
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Birch Run 5 - Mt. Morris 0
Matt Grim 2G; Caleb Slavik 1G, 2A; Dallas Van Deusen 1G, 1A; Korey Cuthbertson 1G; Caleb Szukhent 1A; Aaron Steinley 1A. Goal Keeper Kyle Landon 1st Shutout of season. Defenders Barry Griggs; Ed Szukhent and Lupe Ruiz had stellar games. Shots 42-0 BR; Half 2-0 BR; Birch Run 1-0 overall; Mt. Morris 0-1. Birch Run first league game Monday 8-24 at Home @ Caro 430p.

Balconi Tournament

Dexter 2 - Walled Lake Northern 1
Dexter is now 1-0-0, Walled Lake Northern 0-1-0.

Canton 2 - Dexter 0
Dexter is now 1-1-0, Canton 2-0-0.

Dexter 1 - Plymouth 1
Dexter is now 1-1-1, Plymouth 1-1-1.

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Carlson Kickoff Classic
Carlson opened up their season by being hosts to the first Carlson Kickoff Classic with Allen Park Inter City Baptist, Milan and Garden City participating. The first two games of the day were produced by the MHSAA Network and will be shown on September 6th.

Garden City 2 - Milan 0
The day opened with Milan and Garden City taking the field. Garden City started quickly with a goal 1:43 into the match from Senior Andy Chambo and added their final goal of the match in the 56th minute from Senior Tyler Arban. Getting credit in net for the shutout from Garden City was Junior Robert Zemboy.

Carlson 0 - Inter City Baptist 0
The second game of the day was a match between Inter City and host Carlson. Both teams played solid soccer. Carlson was out shot 4-6 but both keepers kept the opponents off the scoreboard thanks to help from the defensive lines. Getting credit for the shutout for the Marauders was Sophomore Andy Bobowski . This one ended in a 0-0 tie after 60 minutes.

Inter City 1 - Milan 0
After a short break, Inter City was back on the field, this time against Milan . The game was scoreless at half but Inter City broke the ice with a goal from Senior Jimmy Vanderaa. This turned out to be the game winner.

Carlson 1 - Garden City 1
Fourth game of the day was between Carlson and Garden City. This game was 0-0 at half. Garden City was awarded a penalty kick in the 33rd minute that found the back of the net off the foot of Senior John Selinski. Carlson answered with a goal from Senior Dan Murawski in the 36th minute after a firm shot that deflected off a defender and the Cougars keeper before getting into the back of the net. Kyle Krzesowik started the play with a service into Dan. This one ended as a 1-1 tie and set the stage for an exciting finish to the tournament. Carlson out shot Garden City in this one 5 - 2.

Carlson 2 - Milan 1
Carlson then played Milan and after controlling most of the game they were only able to score one first half goal in the 22nd minute, thanks to Adam Jones on an assist from James Garner. Carlson scored in the second half thanks once again to Adam Jones, assisted by Matt Tracy in the 33rd minute. Andreas Gikas was in net when the lone Milan goal was scored by #3 on a breakaway in the 51st minute. Carlson out shot Milan 12-2 but only won 2-1.

Inter City Baptist 2 - Garden City 1
The final game turned out to be the championship game between Garden City and Inter City . Garden City wins the tournament with a tie or victory in this match. Garden City scored first in the 7th minute from Sophomore Vaughn Frederick. Inter City answered with a goal of their own in the 24th minute from Junior Ben Draper in a penalty kick. With so much on the line, Inter City scored the game winning goal in the 54th minute thanks to a penalty kick from Ben Draper again. With the victory, Inter City became the champions of the first Carlson Kickoff Classic.
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South Lake High School Tournament

L’Anse Creuse North 3 - South Lake 2

In the first match up North faced off with the host school South Lake and came back from an early deficit to win the game 3-2 with goals from Kyle Formanczyk on a PK and 2 by Fred LeDuc both assisted by sophomore center mid Derek Granum.

L’Anse Creuse North 2 - Roseville 0

The following game was against Roseville where North came away with a 2-0 victory with goals from Sean Fitzgerald off a direct kick from 20 yards out and a PK from Kyle Formanczyk. Eni Survaria started the game and came away with the first shut-out of the season in goal.

L’Anse Creuse North 3 - Warren Woods Tower 2

The last game of the day was the championship game against Warren Woods Tower as both teams came in to the game 2-0. Tower got onto the board early with a breakaway goal, but North responded with a break a way goal from Kyle Formanczyk assisted by Derek Granum. Tower came back in the second half to regain the lead 2-1 with a cross that eventually landed in the back of the net. The game changed however when North caught a break and had an own goal scored from Tower making the score 2-2. With Just under 4 minutes left Derek Granum took a pass from Kyle Formancyzk at the top of the 18 and scored the game winning goal giving North the victory and the championship. Overall the boys played hard a gave it their all to come away with the victories. Their next match is the home opener on Monday, August 24, 2009 against Royal Oak at 5pm for JV and 7pm for Varsity. 

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32nd Annual Detroit Country Day Tournament

Round Two Games

Groves 1 - Pinckney 0 (SO)

Lahser 2 - Seaholm 0

Country Day 1 - Farmington 0

West Bloomfield 2 - Lutheran North 0

7th Place Game: Seaholm 2 - Pinckney 1

5th Place Game: Groves 2 - Lahser 1 (SO)

3rd Place Game: Lutheran North 2 - Farmington 1

1st Place Game: Country Day 2 - West Bloomfield 0

Country Day goals were scored by Ben Weinstein and Tariq Akeel. Goalkeeper Justin Fragnoli earned the team’s shutout. Country Day’s record is now 3 - 0.

Monroe Tournament

Avondale 1 - Bedford 2

Avondale 0 - Divine Child 0

Avondale 3 - Ypsilanti Lincoln 0
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Bishop Foley 1 - Ypsilanti Lincoln 1
Bishop Foley Soccer plays well in a 1-1 tie to open the season. The varsity boy's soccer team opened their season with a well played game at Ypsilanti Lincoln that ended in a 1-1 tie.  The Ventures controlled the ball and the game, out shooting Lincoln 10-1 for the game.  The Venture's goal came 20 minutes in, as senior Derek Rosiek connected on a free kick from 30 yards out for Bishop Foley's first goal of the season. Senior Jonathan Weber and junior Tyler Stephens played well, dominating the ball throughout the game, to help secure the tie.  Bishop Foley plays next Tuesday against Catholic League foe Divine Child in Dearborn, game time is 4:00pm.

Waterford Mott 4 - Westland John Glenn 2
In the first match of the season for both teams, the Corsairs of Mott were carried to victory by junior James Kennedy's three goals, sophomore Colin Larkin's goal and assist and senior goalkeeper Dean Dziewit's impressive 23 saves.  Goals for the Rockets were scored by Begun and Isaeuski. 

Petoskey Invitational

Saline 3 - Petoskey 2
 
Warren De La Salle 7 - Flint Powers 0
 
Warren De La Salle 4 - Petoskey 2
 
Saline 4 - Flint Powers 0
 
Petoskey 2 - Flint Powers 0
 
Warren De La Salle 2 - Saline 0
 
Warren De La Salle is 3-0
Saline is 2-1
Petoskey is 1-2
Flint Powers is 0-3
Warren De La Salle won the Tournament
 
Traverse City West Invitational

Clarkston 1 - Traverse City Central 0
 
Rochester 1 - Traverse City West 0
 
Rochester 5 - Elk Rapids 1
 
Traverse City West 2 - Clarkston 1
 
Traverse City Central 2 - Rochester 0
 
Clarkston 3 - Elk Rapids 0
 
Rochester is 2-1
Clarkston is 2-1
Traverse City Central is 1-1
Traverse City West is 1-1
Elk Rapids is 0-2

August 21st